Bach Preludio ideas from Monica Huggett

This video was used to illustrate this story on Violinist.com: http://www.violinist.com/blog/laurie/20096/10188/ about Monica Huggett's lectures at the 2009 Starling-DeLay Symposium on Violin Studies. Created on May 28, 2009.

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[Rialas]

No shoulder rest and a cool bow!!! Baroque playing, the

real-deal. Great teacher.

[ugrapi]

@omoshiroidayo its a G sharp. and with an open string it wouldnt fit in the key!!!

[omoshiroidayo]

1:45 too bad you cant play a "g". its a gflat...it would be so much more powerful and way eASIER to play with the free string.

[VERITS99]

This video is really interesting. Now I know Huggett is not only a good violinist, but also a good teacher.

[azkeyz]

I'm an electronics engineer IEEE certified and play electric and accoustic

a Type-A Vibrato does not alter the volume of an audio signal on an ossilloscope

Vibrato is a change of pitch not amplitude

Now we get to break that rule , we can change amplitude of a signal to create a Type-B vibrato based on amplitude.

or we can even effect the signal by using both kinds of vibrato at the same time.

Monica Huggett your vibrato is perfect.

[mikolchung]

Wow, this is exactly what was stumping last summer when I was learning the piece. Thanks Huggett... Her playing is absolutely incredible and sublime.

[bummy33]

This lady rules.... its like shes a violinist from the pre-1820 Spohr Chin rest & definately pre-shoulder rest era lol, Gut strings too... baroque bow... how ever I do suspect the has some cushoning under her shirt lol- Only because the angle and height that she holds the violin is amazing. Would love to hear her play Bachs D minor Chaconne!

[professorV]

Very interesting video! Thank you!

[BWV2000]

Great teacher of the Baroque Violin