Violin Bow Hold Trick for Relaxation
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Hi NingasKugon09, don't worry about making it perfectly flat, we just want relaxation and control. I was recently watching an old video of Peter Schidlof playing the Walton viola concerto and he had a hold that was very stiff, yet he was such an incredible artist. There are many ways to play.
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Hi professor. I have got a chinese violin which produce sound different from the sound of violin you play in video. Is that because i bought the cheaper one or i am unable to tune it properly?
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I am holding everything perfectly, except the last little finger which is always tense, it helps me carry the weight of the bow many times, but I am wondering if it doesnt slide the bow a bit....plz tell me how to correct that..i've tried and always failed
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Dear Mr. Todd...
how to help students to eliminate a tension on a pinky finger ?
Thanks :)
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actually you are an awesome teacher, i never can explain this point on a simple way like you... good videos, all of them. apologize my english.
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my fingers are really long and thin so all of my knuckles stick out and I can't hold the bow and I can't help fighting this problem which makes my hand not relaxed
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Even for playing for 5 years, I always seem to learn something in your videos! :)
This, and all your other bow tutorials have been enormously helpful to me - and I've played violin for almost 50 years! My old teacher didn't put enough emphasis on bowing, but it's taken me a long time to realise this. The left hand isn't that much help in producing a good sound. It's all (or mostly) in the bow!
whigwood 11 months ago 3
Thanks so much, whigwood. Best Regards.
professorV 11 months ago
Thank you Todd, this is really useful information. I will definately try this out.
nellievic 1 year ago
Thanks, Helen. Hope you are well!
professorV 1 year ago
Your videos always seem to get me super excited to play my violin. I thank you for that.
bacoby13 1 year ago
Hi bacoby13, That's an awesome comment, thank you!
professorV 1 year ago