Playing the Violin Softly but with Purpose

Short excerpt no.2 from my course on tonebase:
"18 Experiments for the Practice Room"
...inspiration and experimentation have been essential to my improvement. As musicians, we have constant opportunities to learn from the players around us and the recordings we have access to. By translating that energy into concrete technical and musical ideas in the practice room, we can better diagnose and solve lingering problems and discover new possibilities from our musical expression. These 18 experiments are starting points - make experimentation a lifelong habit!
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[@musica201196]

Fantástic

[@richardsvarghese7157]

Piece name?

[@hamwhacker]

I can’t tell, but it was very beautiful. Must be taken from a violin piano sonata?

[@DanielKurganov]

C. Gluck arr. Kreisler - Melody (“Dance of the blessed spirits”) from the opera Orfeo

[@richardsvarghese7157]

@@DanielKurganov thank you

[@leif1075]

@@DanielKurganov Dp you have any specoftipsfpr learning vibrato on the pinky finger more easily and playing lots of notes involving strings crossings and all four fingers faster and more easily? Thanks for sharing.

[@gorillagorilla111]

@@leif1075 Go to his channel, he has lots on all these subjects and they are the best around.