Etude, Suzuki Violin Bk 1, Louder Play-through clip incl 16th-note var.

[wadgihe]

Allysons, thanks for your video, it is quite helpful.

[andreasviola]

This was the advice I needed for this piece, I couldn´t figure out the fingering but with this video it all cleared up.. So thank you very much Allyson :D

[katiemay1856]

i mean this video is very helpful

[katiemay1856]

wow these are very helpful i sometimes have trouble with this piece

[likemusicvideosmajo1]

congratulations i'm 11 and i like this videos =D

[xushyc]

How i wish you could be my violin teacher !

[IIBrutalGrinderII]

thanks for the video!

[jeanettehall1962]

=o) <3 Enjoy watching you. We are parent coaches who often need an extra instructional clip. MANY, Many Thanks!

[AllysonsViolinStudio]

@jeanettehall1962  - Glad it's helping!

[IAmDeeChinaMan]

Why don't you just tell us your fingers or notes instead of playing it three times. i've watched this so many fucking times .

[AllysonsViolinStudio]

@IAmDeeChinaMan - look for my practice clip for this piece (look in my playlist for Suzuki book 1), it'll be more help sorting the notes out - they're really tricky for this piece. This video is meant to help you practice playing through once you've got the notes sorted out.  Patience and humour will help! :-)

[irghoh]

she is so good in teaching....

[beefxer]

This is a fantastic resource for the beginner. Thanks so much!

[jjiwonkim]

Thank you so much for posting these helpful videos! I am a beginner and I'm on the 1st book of suzuki. I am trying to look for a good violin that is has a price $100-$500.

Where did you buy your violin? You are the only best violin teacher on youtube! Thank you!

[ninahjayron]

Brilliant!!! Thank you.

[ketchup110]

it really helps me a lot :) tnx i hope u could be my teacher :) ur so great at this :)!!!

[sunrea1]

wow!! thank you so much.;D

[Nihilityb]

Great video, thanks.

When is it preferable to practice this piece using the forth finger?

[AllysonsViolinStudio]

@Nihilityb - Everyone's fourth finger is a bit different. Start to use it when enough other things are under control that you have a bit of free mental space to deal with it. Usually requires some edge-of-the-hand turning inwards towards the neck a bit, or else a bit of a rocking-towards-your-nose from the wrist movement, unless you have really long fourth fingers. There's no rush on it - should be using it before getting into Book 2 at the latest, though.

[mcfriz123]

@AllysonsViolinStudio don't rock, that'll cause your wrist to pop out and form a bad hand position won't it? only reason i know is because i taught myself how to use fourth finger and that's what it caused and now i have to completely relearn my hand position after playing for 4 years :P

[AllysonsViolinStudio]

@mcfriz123 - Better out than in! There is considerable variation in the left hand/arm alignment of successful violinists, and it has a lot to do with body shape and personal preference. If the left wrist comes in, usually the palm is reaching up to the neck and that is the kiss of death for left hand mobility, so be really careful about that. Watch all your favourite violinists and imitate them!

[mcfriz123]

@AllysonsViolinStudio thanks so much! so many different technicalities to playing :) it's worth it

[sonmarson01]

thank you soo much ! =) i wish i could meet you in person, so that i can thank you personally :) anyways goodluck to you allyson!

[AllysonsViolinStudio]

Thank you sonmarson01!