How to play FAST (Articulation Violin Tutorial)
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Violin Playing EXPLAINED, Episode 7
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"We practice this slowly because we don't practice any other way" ;_; *cries in understanding*
I am notorious for not practicing slowly enough, so your reminder of the importance of this is greatly appreciated. And your sense of humour really adds a nice element to the guidance in these videos.
Amazing lesson! Your students are very lucky - they are getting wisdom that most conservatory professors don’t care to share much. And please keep the practice examples going - along with the fun cut aways... :)
Coming from the legend himself that is high praise indeed 🤗
I just made my biggest mistake by leaving my violin at home for 3 days and watching this new episode... can't describe the feeling.. thanks for the tips!
Lol, you'll be back with a vengeance 🤘🏼
The first exercise is new to me and seems really interesting - speed is my weakness so I'll definitely be trying it. More generally, any approach to keeping the actual movements fast, but pausing between them to give the brain time to process and prepare seems to be helpful. As I get closer to performance speed I'll play short phrases to tempo, but pause between them to prepare for the next note cluster. Visualising phrases as a single cluster of notes seems to be a key to speed. Finally, I've been in communication with a pro violinist who is also a neurologist, and she is impressed by research that pausing for 6-10 seconds after you have practised a phrase intensively seems to give the brain time to process your work. Apparently it replays the sensations in a speeded-up loop. I use the time to relax my hands and shoulders.
Thanks a lot dear Filip , I am playing for mere leisur and all your hints are very precious
Thank you very much for this amazing tutorial. This is indeed something new to me.
Definitely needed this! These exercises work wonders! Thanks for sharing!
Yesss glad to hear that! Yeah it’s a total game changer. A friend showed it to me many years ago and I’ve been practicing like this ever since 🙌🏼
Thanks! You can do a video about the best daily routine practice? (For aspiring professional violinists)
Thank you so much, I was struggling with playing fast.
This helped me with my guitar practice, thanks
You are the best most inspiring lessons with clear demo.. Thank you. Thank you.
I knew guitarist, Natalia Zukerman, years ago in San Francisco. Her daddy used to say to her, "How can you play an instrument where you cannot sustain a note. This little video is a real game changer. Perhaps, for her, it's not too late. I'm excited about your method of practice and can't wait to begin applying it.
Great tips buddy!
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Awesome, Filip. The POWER of the simple, slow, and focused can be ... a game-changer. I can hear that your "sharing spirit" is sincere. AND ... all still applies to "fiddle playing" as well, and so ... I greatly Thank You for sharing your talent. Cheers!
Brilliant tips Filip! I think this will help me bridge the speed gap! G Ire (adult student)
So cool to see how you practice!
I have a challenge for you - A song from guitarist John Petrucci like Terminal Velocity.
After 20 years of not playing violin (and disliking to play myself during childhood) this special song motivated me to start again with violin.
My husband started to learn the song on guitar and I decided to learn this difficult piece, too, but on violin. Since I found the upside of playing without shoulder rest and your lessons I am optimistic that someday I will figure the song out (although that may take a long time for me xD). I am sure you would master this piece (or another song from him) way faster, than me.
Lol sounds like a challenge! I know that song - I'm a huge Dream Theater fan🤘🏼. It's all just arpeggios basically - it's really unfit for a violin and I'm sure it's way harder on violin than on a guitar. Good luck :)
@@filippogady Cool, thx for the answer. Maybe you could choose another song that fits violin better? I saw a violin cover of Petruccis song Glassgow Kiss. But I would love to hear your interpretation of a song from him. What I heard from you sounds amazing.
Your videos are very helpful!
Thanks so much! I’ll keep making them then :)
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Thank you!! The lesson was the exact opposite of what I was expecting as speeding up my tempo only makes it sound messy. Trying to speed up has only caused frustration as I thought the more I did this eventually it would improve. Much wasted time. Let’s start again!!
If u can play it slow, u can play it fast! Jokes aside this really reenforces what my teacher’s been telling me. I’m using this practice method for the fast run in the 3rd mvt of Bach E major… it’s v effective!!! Thank you
Excellent!
The hardest part is first figuring out all the fingerings and bowings then practicing extremely slowly.
Thanks for your amazing videos!!!
Let me ask you a question.
What is your concept about muscle tension and distension in violin playing?
Thanks ❤
Do teach on zoom? Do you give a 1st free trial lesson?
I do teach via FaceTime and Skype. I give a discounted trial lesson. Just shoot me a message through my website!
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Im so nervous because I have an audition on Wednesday for a youth honor orchestra and we’re playing a Mendelssohn piece for it that goes super duper fast and I’m scared I won’t get in because of that piece :( they said you can play it slower than written but I want that to be my last resort Yk? ☹️
Please, does this only applies to the advanced players. Am a beginner getting to a year. Just wanted to know. Thanks
Super ❤️
Très bonne leçon
Wow 😍👏👏👏👏
How do we play alto and soprano the same time please
That bow reminder was good, thank you 😊, because my problem is a slower bow arm, so if the passage is extremely quick, I end up slightly out of sinc after the first few notes. The right just won't keep up with the left 😅 But now I can do it your way. It should improve considerably ❤
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