Hello ProfessorV, God sent you to teach us what you know,share your gifts, and I personally think that you are doing a great job. Thank you very much.:)
ok i have Concertino I on Concerto grosso XII by Handel, and its so hard for me to slur between the A and E strings because there are like seven measures of sixteenths, and every two sixteenths are slurred . every other note is either on the A or E string!!!!
I have been watching violinists playing Wieniawski's Scherzo Tarantelle. The main melody is composed of so many notes but only about one-third of the notes are heard. Are there any special techniques required or it's achieved by playing extremely fast?
great series, however there is one thing I can not get down. I can not get the string crossing over a string. An example like hitting on note on a G string after being on the E string for some quite time. Any suggestions?
These lessons are such a find! Thank you so much. I have played (not too seriously) for over 40 years and in the last year have gotten more down to business. All the information on the internet is wonderful for refreshing knowledge, but these videos are so great, new techniques can be learned, the explanations are so complete. You are a wonderful teacher!
I watch the series twice... I am having some trouble with my crossing from a to e from tip to center. I am so relieved that your videos are here to assist. I watch the string crossing series in its entirety and play along with you.. until I get it right. I was on the website you suggested in your profile, and it was not as encouraging as I expected, I think I'll stick to your series for now..
I studied all 7 series and you did very good analysis in each small section and put them altogether at the end. Now I understand the mechanical behind.
I wonder what inspire you in doing these video? They are absolutely great. I have been watching last two days and practise with improvement.
great video, one question though: which string crossing should we use while playing a piece? Is it up to how fast the tempo is or is it a personal choice?
Good question. I think in the beginning, the most important thing is clean string crossings. Full arm motions (bringing the upper arm along) close to the middle of the bow. As you learn wrist and finger motions you will start to add them a bit. Also, as you learn to play faster, you will have to use more subtle motions in your string crossings.
Great Lesson!
PCForDummies 7 months ago
Hello ProfessorV, God sent you to teach us what you know,share your gifts, and I personally think that you are doing a great job. Thank you very much.:)
elli0tte 1 year ago
ok i have Concertino I on Concerto grosso XII by Handel, and its so hard for me to slur between the A and E strings because there are like seven measures of sixteenths, and every two sixteenths are slurred . every other note is either on the A or E string!!!!
hiphoppacmotion 2 years ago
yes
ProfV can you make a video giving information on how to do G to E sting cross
anything that skip a string
nicowolfangs 2 years ago
im having problems crossing from E to G or D to E that kinda stuff..do u have any tips for that?
daniboi528 2 years ago
Hi...,
Good day Professor..!
im a beginner on the violin, since then im watching your vids. and its very helpfull..! Thank you for that...!
but i have this problem on string crossing, when it come to cross from, lets say from D to E string, or somtimes from G to E,.... =(
when i cross from D to E string the A string sound...! thats Awfull...! i have hard time dealing w/ it..!
-Do you have any suggestions to solve that bowing Prob of mine...!
Thnx a Lot...! your help would be very Appreciated
neltonaccount 2 years ago
so helpful :)
erick1power 3 years ago
Dear Professor,
I have been watching violinists playing Wieniawski's Scherzo Tarantelle. The main melody is composed of so many notes but only about one-third of the notes are heard. Are there any special techniques required or it's achieved by playing extremely fast?
icyicycreamm 3 years ago
great series, however there is one thing I can not get down. I can not get the string crossing over a string. An example like hitting on note on a G string after being on the E string for some quite time. Any suggestions?
popwar100189 3 years ago
he once performed Sibelius concerto, and i thought it was amazing!
shirusubemonaku 3 years ago
You are formidable teacher Proffesor TE
I thank you for these videos.
fxspengler 3 years ago
great
natattack88 3 years ago
These lessons are such a find! Thank you so much. I have played (not too seriously) for over 40 years and in the last year have gotten more down to business. All the information on the internet is wonderful for refreshing knowledge, but these videos are so great, new techniques can be learned, the explanations are so complete. You are a wonderful teacher!
realroyaltybe 3 years ago
Thank you so much for these lessons.
mcelizabeth2 3 years ago
I watch the series twice... I am having some trouble with my crossing from a to e from tip to center. I am so relieved that your videos are here to assist. I watch the string crossing series in its entirety and play along with you.. until I get it right. I was on the website you suggested in your profile, and it was not as encouraging as I expected, I think I'll stick to your series for now..
Apples1071 4 years ago
I studied all 7 series and you did very good analysis in each small section and put them altogether at the end. Now I understand the mechanical behind.
I wonder what inspire you in doing these video? They are absolutely great. I have been watching last two days and practise with improvement.
myviolinandme 4 years ago
THank you!
this is great!
anceintb0w1 4 years ago
great video, one question though: which string crossing should we use while playing a piece? Is it up to how fast the tempo is or is it a personal choice?
xiaoleideng 4 years ago
Good question. I think in the beginning, the most important thing is clean string crossings. Full arm motions (bringing the upper arm along) close to the middle of the bow. As you learn wrist and finger motions you will start to add them a bit. Also, as you learn to play faster, you will have to use more subtle motions in your string crossings.
professorV 4 years ago
that makes sense =) thanks!
xiaoleideng 4 years ago
Great lesson!
Linuxica 4 years ago