Slow Practice Techniques 🎶

Most musicians slow down everything in the music, but remember: only the tempo should be slow, not your fingers or your brain. 🧠🎻
Key Tips:
Practice with Intent: Don’t just repeat the same motion over and over. Stop, think, and analyze what went wrong. Correct it in the next repetition.
Segment Your Practice: Focus on small sections of the music and practice slowly.
Punctuation Practice:
Play the first note short and the second note slow, then reverse.
In groups of three notes, play one long and two short. Play all variations. This trains your ears while requiring quick finger reactions.
Bow Arm Practice:
Spiccato: Slow down until your bow barely jumps.
Remember, technique serves the music, not the other way around. 🎻✨ Use your technical skills as tools to enhance the music you create.
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[@LatchezarDimitrov]

Intonation!

[@whpalmer4]

hard to be certain from the video, but it looks like the top of your bridge may need to be pulled back toward the tailpiece.

[@iggyzorro2406]

I like those exercises. not only will they be helpful for intonation and technique, but I think playing a simple scale with notes of different lengths will make the practice more interesting. thanks.

[@LatchezarDimitrov]

The intonation isn't correcte...

[@Skinny_Karlos]

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[@risingstringsacademy]

Thank you so much for the encouragement. My intention is to give masterclasses on difficult subjects of violin technique. Please let me know if you have any suggestions on advanced violin topics.

[@LatchezarDimitrov]

​@@risingstringsacademyDo you have study the intonation before to decide to post this video?

[@risingstringsacademy]

@@LatchezarDimitrov You are correct about the intonation. I had my strings changed the day before and it was impossible to have my violin tuned all the time so I prioritized the subject of the video which is slow tempo instead of recording over and over again because of the intonation.