Master Violin Scales through Finger Patterns

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Bayla Keyes
Professor of Violin, Boston University, College of Fine Arts
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Produced by Daniel Kurganov - @DanielKurganov

[@bahman1186]

You are an amazing teacher! I’m so grateful for your advice and guidance!❤

[@weraweiss4685]

Thank you for your lessons, always inspiring!

[@doniolhaha]

This series of videos is invaluable, thank you so much. ‚Poor intonation, which is worse than chaos or darkness‘ 🤣

[@BaylaKeyes]

I'm so glad you agree! Hearing someone play in tune makes me feel peaceful. Playing in tune myself makes me feel as if my own atoms are aligning with the universe.

[@margaretbinns3134]

I love doing scales but now need to add arpeggios . Thank you for this video ,the information and of course the encouragement .

[@melodyide2858]

I think your teaching is GOLD. Thank you!

[@margaretbinns3134]

Love that idea of the movement coming from the knuckle and not the hand

[@margaretbinns3134]

WOW . I love that 4 th finger tip .

[@nehemiassalguero9985]

This is pure gold!

[@xiaoleideng]

the frame exercise is great thank you. I have a hard time maintain my frame when I play A flat on g string. My index finger has a hard time reaching back to play A flat in tune without moving my wrist, or I experience a great deal of tension at base knuckle of my index finger if I do not move my wrist.

[@julialori4591]

This was so helpful. Thank you so much!

[@ladjazzz]

Well explained thanks...

[@raymondtingting6364]

❤❤❤

[@JustFiddler]

matur suksma. salam dari pulau bali😊😊