I don’t know if you are even aware that your demonstrations, while you are explaining, are absolutely inspirational!!! If it wasn’t so late at night right now,here in Tokyo, I’d grab my violin and try to make my scales and arpeggios sound as beautiful as yours. Thankyou for inspiring us!!!!!!!!
Your explanation and instructional demonstration is really "Top Shelf"!! Thank You! I just ordered this scale book and I am looking forward in getting started on it! I've "liked" and "subscribed" and I will definitely be back!! Thank You so very much!!
Большое спасибо за очень добрые слова. Это правда !! Музыка говорит со всеми, она превосходит все разные языки и культуры. Счастливой музыки в твоей семье!
I really love how you explain everything, i have been playing the violín for almost 15 years and i always learn something new with you! Thank you so much!!!
Good morning dear Great Joy . Thank you so much for your answer , you make me very Happy. Please , I Hope so much to play violin with you here in Perugia Italy. I love very much your learning
Thank you so very much Claudio for your kind comments. Italy is such a beautiful country with full of wonderful culture. I wish you and your loved ones a very happy, blessed New Year with lots of beautiful music making!!!
I suppose I have to watch this video a few times in order to absorb all the information you put in this compact video. Again thank you for posting this useful tutorial.
Im glad you said that C major is not easy on the violin because it's not easy for me. I like that space between the B and C on the A string. I gravitate for the B & C on the D string. Oh i was directed to this channel to find your variations on Montie's Czardas. But this video caught my attention. Those scale Books dont give instructions on the intent of practicing the scale.like the first page, top line is suppose to played on the g string only. . Does it say so in the book ? I dont think so
Decidí escribir este comentario en mi idioma, Porque la verdad en español no existe este tipo de información en youtube . Sin duda la mejor de todas las Maestras, felicidades y gracias.
@@JoyLeeViolin joy, if you want, I'd be glad to help you with the translation to add Spanish subtitles. I have no idea how to make subtitles, but I'm very good at translating, and very fluent in violin and music related vocabulary.
Dear Sofia, Thank you very much for your such kind offer. That would be fabulous! At the moment I have a lot on my plate, and trying to organize all, but as soon as I figure out about putting subtitles, I would really appreciate your help. Would you mind sending me an email to "topiaviolins@gmail.com" ? Thanks a lot Sofia!
Scales and arpeggios on their own are not enough technique to play in an orchestra, there are so combinations of appeggios and notes in between. Studies are just as important. Anyway very well explained, often top violinist swear by Carl Flech who was up to speed with 19th century romantic music.
Hello Ms. Joy! Can you make a video about violin improvisation in different kinds of genre? I don't see any videos like that here in youtube and you are the only one who teaches very clearly. Thank you :)
I thought that i was able to be called a "violin amateur". until i start learning with Carl Flesch scale book. Then i realize that i'm a total failure lol.
You are a violinist whenever you play the violin. And no matter how good one is, we all think that we could do so much better. I hope you would feel encouraged to keep playing and practising your violin :) Happy music making!
If I only got 2 hours everyday for practice violin, could you please suggest the allocation of time on bowing of open strings, scales, etude and pieces? Thanks for your reply first. 🙂
Hi Kong, here are videos which might answer your question. Happy practising! ruclips.net/video/7T0FifRzKHM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/X51LSO1j_WY/видео.html
Hi Mike, it's the best if you press fingers with a minimum finger weight. Please see this video where I explain that topic. Happy violin playing! ruclips.net/video/L7yNktL8DfY/видео.html
Can you recommend me some reading method for my adult students? Some are quite reluctant to read music. Maybe that would be a good topic for a video too. Importance of being able to read music and how to achieve it.
Hi! With my students, I usually begin with Hrimaly, and/or some sevcik. If you never did scales, begin with very long notes, whole bow, being very very aware of intonation and tone production. After you master that, you can do other bow strokes like Martele, maybe two per bow, trying to keep a steady tempo (I prefer using a metronome). Normally for a beginner, studying one different scale each week, or even every two weeks, depending on your level.
I don’t know if you are even aware that your demonstrations, while you are explaining, are absolutely inspirational!!! If it wasn’t so late at night right now,here in Tokyo, I’d grab my violin and try to make my scales and arpeggios sound as beautiful as yours. Thankyou for inspiring us!!!!!!!!
I'm so glad to hear that Steven:) and thanks so much for such kind words!
Your explanation and instructional demonstration is really "Top Shelf"!! Thank You! I just ordered this scale book and I am looking forward in getting started on it! I've "liked" and "subscribed" and I will definitely be back!! Thank You so very much!!
Thank you from a beginner learning for 30 years already! 😊
As a student, this is very helpful! I got the book and as soon as I opened it I felt so lost. You gave a very good explanation!
As a double bass learner and just starting the double bass scale version, I’d say you are explaining some very useful informations. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful Alan! Thank you also!
Wonderful explanation on the method of using CF scale book as well as clear demonstration... thank you
I am overjoyed to find this! Just learning my C scale from page one in the Carl Flesch system.
Wonderful Marisa! Thank you also and happy violin playing!
You have a beautiful energy, radiating Joy with every word!
You are too kind, User-ql. Thank you very much and I wish you lots of wonderful, rewarding moments with your violin. Happy practising!
Моя мечта чтобы мой Сынишка у Вас учился! Великолепное звучание! Скрипке можно обучаться душой, порой, говоря на разных языках!
Благодарю Вас!
Большое спасибо за очень добрые слова. Это правда !! Музыка говорит со всеми, она превосходит все разные языки и культуры. Счастливой музыки в твоей семье!
Danke für deine Hilfe, Joy.
Bitte schoen Emerson. Ich bedanke mich auch:)
A breath of fresh air 😊enjoyed your scale intro 😊
Thank you Nicholas! :)
I really love how you explain everything, i have been playing the violín for almost 15 years and i always learn something new with you! Thank you so much!!!
You're very welcome! Thank you very much for such kind words Mike!!
@@JoyLeeViolin 🎻💗 lots of love for you
Hi Joy! It's a pleasure to watch your channel. I highly recommend this channel to every violin player. Wish you the best always.
Thank you so much Sofia!
Thank you so much
Thank you also Sankha.
Thanks Joy. You are a wonderful teacher!
You are so welcome! Thank you Michael!
Good morning dear Great Joy . Thank you so much for your answer , you make me very Happy. Please , I Hope so much to play violin with you here in Perugia Italy. I love very much your learning
Thank you so very much Claudio for your kind comments. Italy is such a beautiful country with full of wonderful culture. I wish you and your loved ones a very happy, blessed New Year with lots of beautiful music making!!!
I suppose I have to watch this video a few times in order to absorb all the information you put in this compact video. Again thank you for posting this useful tutorial.
You're most welcome and thanks as well Ting! :) Happy violin practising!
This is very helpful. Thanks Joy.
You are so welcome!
Very helpful thanks
Im glad you said that C major is not easy on the violin because it's not easy for me. I like that space between the B and C on the A string. I gravitate for the B & C on the D string. Oh i was directed to this channel to find your variations on Montie's Czardas. But this video caught my attention. Those scale Books dont give instructions on the intent of practicing the scale.like the first page, top line is suppose to played on the g string only. . Does it say so in the book ? I dont think so
Very beautiful und useful video, Joy! Thank you so much ❤🌹🎻
Thank you a beginner violinist suggested this
You're very welcome Stephen!
Decidí escribir este comentario en mi idioma, Porque la verdad en español no existe este tipo de información en youtube . Sin duda la mejor de todas las Maestras, felicidades y gracias.
Muchas gracias Elias por sus amables comentarios. Estoy muy feliz de escuchar que mis videos son útiles para usted. ¡Feliz violín tocando!
@@JoyLeeViolin joy, if you want, I'd be glad to help you with the translation to add Spanish subtitles. I have no idea how to make subtitles, but I'm very good at translating, and very fluent in violin and music related vocabulary.
Dear Sofia, Thank you very much for your such kind offer. That would be fabulous! At the moment I have a lot on my plate, and trying to organize all, but as soon as I figure out about putting subtitles, I would really appreciate your help. Would you mind sending me an email to "topiaviolins@gmail.com" ? Thanks a lot Sofia!
@@JoyLeeViolin sure!
thank you so much Sofia!
Scales and arpeggios on their own are not enough technique to play in an orchestra, there are so combinations of appeggios and notes in between. Studies are just as important. Anyway very well explained, often top violinist swear by Carl Flech who was up to speed with 19th century romantic music.
Hello Ms. Joy! Can you make a video about violin improvisation in different kinds of genre? I don't see any videos like that here in youtube and you are the only one who teaches very clearly. Thank you :)
Thanks for your kind words. I'll try to make one. Happy music making!
I thought that i was able to be called a "violin amateur". until i start learning with Carl Flesch scale book.
Then i realize that i'm a total failure lol.
You are a violinist whenever you play the violin. And no matter how good one is, we all think that we could do so much better. I hope you would feel encouraged to keep playing and practising your violin :) Happy music making!
Nice..
If I only got 2 hours everyday for practice violin, could you please suggest the allocation of time on bowing of open strings, scales, etude and pieces? Thanks for your reply first. 🙂
Hi Kong, here are videos which might answer your question. Happy practising! ruclips.net/video/7T0FifRzKHM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/X51LSO1j_WY/видео.html
Good
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Joy are you supposed to press your finger all the way down to the fingerboard while trying to play a note?
Hi Mike, it's the best if you press fingers with a minimum finger weight. Please see this video where I explain that topic. Happy violin playing! ruclips.net/video/L7yNktL8DfY/видео.html
Can you recommend me some reading method for my adult students? Some are quite reluctant to read music. Maybe that would be a good topic for a video too. Importance of being able to read music and how to achieve it.
Sofia Winkler I use book named Jerónimo Baquiero Foster
@@jaxmanyfk thank you!
Thanks Jaxmany!
Hi Sofia, I'll try to make a video about it. Happy teaching and music making ! :)
Благодарю! Интересно!
А что за скрипка у Вас?
Благодарю!
Я только начинаю), Благодарю, если подскажите, что за скрипка Вас!
Также спасибо и добро пожаловать в мир скрипки. Я использую скрипку ручной работы от французского мастера. Счастливого творчества!
Tenho dificuldade na afinação.
Bom dia
Aqui está um vídeo que pode ajudá-lo. Feliz violino tocando! ruclips.net/video/7_yrvphz37E/видео.html
@@JoyLeeViolin que legal, muito obrigado, 🇧🇷
Please can you recommend a scale book for beginners and how to use it?
Hi! With my students, I usually begin with Hrimaly, and/or some sevcik. If you never did scales, begin with very long notes, whole bow, being very very aware of intonation and tone production. After you master that, you can do other bow strokes like Martele, maybe two per bow, trying to keep a steady tempo (I prefer using a metronome). Normally for a beginner, studying one different scale each week, or even every two weeks, depending on your level.
@@SofiaViviEnDo Thank you so much for your answer. It is very helpfull.
@@ankavoskuilen1725 you're welcome!
Start with two octave scales I'm first position until you can handle the shifts, then you can go to the three octave scales.
Thank you Sofia!
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Mucho comentario;y poca ejecución instrumental.
¡Muchas gracias Gustavo!!
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