Violin Method: Lesson #9 - A Major Scale, 1 Octave
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Thank you SOOOO much, I have a grade 4 exam in less than a month ( first ever exam) and I don't understand the scales, and stuff, but your lessons have helped me soo much! Thanks :D
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Hmm. I'm confused: how can the two notes on different strings 'sound the same'? Or does it have to sound similar... I should train my ears more.
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how much costs your violin?
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Um... Well I was looking for the lower octave on the G string, because my private lessons tutor told me the G was a G sharp, but my school orchestra teacher didn't tell me about that. I was wondering which one was right, because I couldn't find a video for the Lower Octave. Could you awnser my question? Is it supposed to be a G natural or a G sharp?
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ok i understand but can you do another video focused on violin postions ex. 3rd 4th......
because, I was working on kreutzer 10 etude and i have a few trouble spots where the higher positions are
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I'm glad to see you subscribe to the no-nonsense approach to theory. Very refreshing.
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Very interesting Todd.
I hardly know about music notation, so this video helps me a lot.
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oh ok thanks. I just bought my first violin and have been watching your videos. Keep up the good work and wish me luck
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i thought E sharp = F and B sharp = C
equlibrium06 2 years ago
Hi equlibrium06, They are the same note on a piano, but you'll need to think of them differently when it comes to key signatures and chords.
professorV 2 years ago
i dont understand y r u starting over with your lesson?
012dude 2 years ago
Hi 012dude, I'm attempting to fill in the gaps so more people can be involved and learn the violin. If the title says "Violin Method" it will have a different order than "Violin Lesson." Sorry if it's confusing and I hope that answers your question.
professorV 2 years ago