Oh my god!! I love this lesson. I focus too much on left fingers in order to make sound. Placing left fingers on the board is not all. It looks like I need to utilize all my muscles in the upper body. The sound should come from the abdominal muscle, moving to the shoulder blade, the upper arm, the palm and the fingers. I have never thought about this logic. It is interesting to learn that fingers have no muscles. I really like that big muscles lead small muscles. Thanks a lot.
I just learned that creating music is not just the capacity to reflect and influence human emotion... it it’s a more of an organic existence with nature. Great lesson 👍👍
Thank you so much for uploading such a deliberately explanation on violin practice. Some notions are valuable, such as “there’s no clear difference between arm, finger or wrist vibrato”....
Jinny, this video is awesome! My son has been playing violin for just over 2 years now (his teacher pegged him as a natural, he just needs to have the desire to play more), but as a child with ADHD, he's constantly in his head, striving for perfection (something rather common among ADHDers even if they don't have the energy to reach that "perfection"). Your more relaxed speaking and bringing attention to ones consciousness and muscles definitely works for getting an ADHDer out of their own head. My son loves violin, but often comes home with a headache from school because when it's not his private lesson, it's everyone in a group and the kids get loud, tuning, playing different songs at the same time, talking loud, etc at the beginning of class. It's not because of the sound itself, but how overwhelming 14 overlapping sounds like that can be for someone with ADHD. I can't wait to show him your videos, I hope it reawakens his passion for playing and gets him out of his head, helps him not think about class at school being chaotic, but learning from your video to relax when he plays and hopefully he can take that to school with him and be able to shut out all the noise like I learned to do as a kid when I played trombone. I found you because of Rob Landes video, and your gentle demeanor and how kindly you explain things, you're perfect to teach even children with ADHD, as you're not overwhelming at all, and no hard staring, which can affect an ADHDer's confidence and make them go right back inside of their own head and make more mistakes because they feel an expectation of being perfect. I know I said a lot here, but it's not often I come across a video that I know would be helpful to my son and not make him feel overwhelmed or pressured.
Hi Akiko! Thanks for the thoughtful comment. I have taught kids with ADHD and autism and I can see myself not that far from the line people call it "ADHD or ADD". They are very smart and it can be sometimes challenging to get full attention for a long time, but I find it so much pleasure when I work with them and when I can draw attention from them. Music is a universal language. Anyone can play and enjoy if a teacher can use the students' strengths wisely. I am glad this video was helpful and I hope your son keeps enjoying the violin!! Thanks again for the comment. :D
동영상보면서 바이올린 활쓰는 방법 배웠어요. 하루 5시간 이상 연습하며 활잡을때 힘 빼는가 안되서 무지 고민많이 했는데 선생님 동영상 보고 엄지와 검지로 활잡고 나머지 3손가랃 활에 얹히고 활그어 봤더니 내가 그동안 원했던 소리가 나는 거예요^^~~ 정말 감사합니다. 동영상 덕분에 내인생 전환되었어요.^^~~동영상 올려주셔서 진심 감사드립니다. 복많이 받으세요.
Thank you so much Jinny your video I am desperately searching for. You are very informative, please explain how the arm goes please, why so hard to go up bow & down down on G string & high position, I can't get consistent sound 😭, and my bow doesn't slid smoothly like something stuck, sticky to move ?? I appreciate if you point me to the right path thanks
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Oh my god!! I love this lesson. I focus too much on left fingers in order to make sound. Placing left fingers on the board is not all. It looks like I need to utilize all my muscles in the upper body. The sound should come from the abdominal muscle, moving to the shoulder blade, the upper arm, the palm and the fingers. I have never thought about this logic. It is interesting to learn that fingers have no muscles. I really like that big muscles lead small muscles. Thanks a lot.
I tried practicing according to your advice, and it was nothing short of transformational. I'm happy, and grateful.
🙂 thank you so much, learned a lot... I'll try to practice slowly
Saw you on another youtube video from a guy.. i forgot the youtube channel but all i can say is, i was impressed!
I'm binging all these vids
I just learned that creating music is not just the capacity to reflect and influence human emotion... it it’s a more of an organic existence with nature.
Great lesson 👍👍
Yes professor. isn't it interesting? everything is related to nature.
Thank you so much for uploading such a deliberately explanation on violin practice. Some notions are valuable, such as “there’s no clear difference between arm, finger or wrist vibrato”....
Ohh thats great
I play guitar but Jinny,You are making me wanna play the violin
BTW Very good advice
Right !
Same here
@@TouYube222 Lol
Jinny, this video is awesome! My son has been playing violin for just over 2 years now (his teacher pegged him as a natural, he just needs to have the desire to play more), but as a child with ADHD, he's constantly in his head, striving for perfection (something rather common among ADHDers even if they don't have the energy to reach that "perfection"). Your more relaxed speaking and bringing attention to ones consciousness and muscles definitely works for getting an ADHDer out of their own head. My son loves violin, but often comes home with a headache from school because when it's not his private lesson, it's everyone in a group and the kids get loud, tuning, playing different songs at the same time, talking loud, etc at the beginning of class. It's not because of the sound itself, but how overwhelming 14 overlapping sounds like that can be for someone with ADHD. I can't wait to show him your videos, I hope it reawakens his passion for playing and gets him out of his head, helps him not think about class at school being chaotic, but learning from your video to relax when he plays and hopefully he can take that to school with him and be able to shut out all the noise like I learned to do as a kid when I played trombone. I found you because of Rob Landes video, and your gentle demeanor and how kindly you explain things, you're perfect to teach even children with ADHD, as you're not overwhelming at all, and no hard staring, which can affect an ADHDer's confidence and make them go right back inside of their own head and make more mistakes because they feel an expectation of being perfect. I know I said a lot here, but it's not often I come across a video that I know would be helpful to my son and not make him feel overwhelmed or pressured.
Hi Akiko! Thanks for the thoughtful comment. I have taught kids with ADHD and autism and I can see myself not that far from the line people call it "ADHD or ADD". They are very smart and it can be sometimes challenging to get full attention for a long time, but I find it so much pleasure when I work with them and when I can draw attention from them. Music is a universal language. Anyone can play and enjoy if a teacher can use the students' strengths wisely. I am glad this video was helpful and I hope your son keeps enjoying the violin!! Thanks again for the comment. :D
YOU MADE THE VIDEO!!
Congrats
Yay~ now let's practice lol
Yeah, finally. THE VIDEO! We'd better watch it.
You’re so amazing 🤩. Beautiful in every way!
Thank you again!
Simplesmente completo! Sensacional, maravilhoso!
동영상보면서 바이올린 활쓰는 방법 배웠어요. 하루 5시간 이상 연습하며 활잡을때 힘 빼는가 안되서 무지 고민많이 했는데 선생님 동영상 보고 엄지와 검지로 활잡고 나머지 3손가랃 활에 얹히고 활그어 봤더니 내가 그동안 원했던 소리가 나는 거예요^^~~ 정말 감사합니다. 동영상 덕분에 내인생 전환되었어요.^^~~동영상 올려주셔서 진심 감사드립니다. 복많이 받으세요.
도움이 되셨다니 너무 기뻐요~! 댓글 감사합니다!!^^
I totally get it :~D
Thank you so much Jinny your video I am desperately searching for. You are very informative, please explain how the arm goes please, why so hard to go up bow & down down on G string & high position, I can't get consistent sound 😭, and my bow doesn't slid smoothly like something stuck, sticky to move ?? I appreciate if you point me to the right path thanks
Hi Alice! ruclips.net/video/q1_1WOOGtaQ/видео.html
This bow grip video could be helpful! ❤️
Superb.
👍👍👍 엄훠 이건 바이올린하는 사람이면 꼭 봐야하는 영상
감사합니다 ㅎㅎㅎㅎ😋😋😋
Can't concentrate with those beautiful eyes. :)
You should focus! lol
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
13:50 down bow, 14:31 up bow
Dios! You are so beautiful! You look very huggable! Me encanta!
dangsin-eun neomu aleumdawo choegoui baiollin seonsaengnim
Kamsahabnida!
I am just here to seeing you😅😂😂😂😂😂