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Sounds scary and weird at the same time

Idk why I kept thinking I was about to hear the Star Wars theme song 😂 It’s gotta be in the same key or something

Really good I wish I can play it , read music violin , I'm sure you will be great in short time

Girl, honestly you sound pretty amazing... I'm currently in the process of getting into practicing soon and they way you sound really sounds good... I don't know your music background or what you do for practice, but I can tell simply by the music sheets... So, good luck and have fun because you're literally doing great by the way your play

Thanks for being vulnerable and sharing your practice with us! You're making great progress and if I may, I'd like to share some things I think will help you out. 1. Slow practice is important. It may not be the most exciting thing at first but if you can endure practicing slowly, you'll be able to see how much faster you learn by starting slowly. It also gives your brain a chance to work out what you should do next and how to make little improvements. Another suggestion I have is to listen to some recordings of the song you want to play. There are plenty of recordings on youtube. You can listen to them and get an idea of what you might want it to sound like when you play. After listening to some recordings, try to break the music down into small sections and focus on improving those sections one at a time. I recommend 2-4 measures at a time to begin with, then you can start increasing the amount of measure you practice until you've learned the entire song. Learning in small sections makes the music less scary and more manageable. Don't feel ashamed if you need to learn in small sections. Professionals do it all the time and recommend it because it's very effective. 2. You might be a little rusty but that's okay. Whenever I get back to the violin after some time off, I like to focus on producing as beautiful a sound as I can. What will help you to produce a more beautiful sound is focusing on how much weight you give to the bow as you go along the string. While doing a downbow, make sure to use your index/pointer finger to push down and give more pressure. As you get closer to the tip, the amount of pressure you use should increase. Since your hand is above the frog and far away from the tip, you'll need some extra weight to keep the sound nice and strong throughout the bow stroke. An exercise you can try is to play an open string using your full bow, but focus on keeping the sound consistent. You should focus on volume (how loud it is) and a smooth consistent sound. You want to try and get rid of any stops in the sound or bow shaking. If you add more pressure with your index finger (as you get closer to the tip) and keep your shoulders relaxed, that should fix a bouncy bow in many cases. 3. Your left hand is looking pretty good, but I noticed that you're pinky finger becomes really flat when you use it. I'll share some tips but I think it's something you should have a talk about with you're teacher. Ideally, the pinky should stay a little curved. This is important because it helps to keep the hand relaxed and supports flexible movement in the fingers (which you need to play fast music and do vibrato). Here's a video that should be helpful czcams.com/video/fhCz4sQpLMY/video.html Sorry for the long comment but I hope this helps you a lot. Keep up the great work!

Your bow angle is wrong. need to practice string crossing. You have touched other strings all the time. Mozart minutes is very easy.

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Absolutely

Some of the best times are found in the quietest places.

And a cup of tea maybe (yeah i drink it even when it’s hella hot), nothing to think about, just enjoying and savouring the moment, stillness and peace as if time stopped to give you a break from the hectic life 💗

Very good

I think my fav composer is Mozart. I'll listen to the string quartet 19 all day long if I have the chance. But I also like stuff from Gershwin and Rachmaninoff.

Wtf is this shit

Great work! A suggestion - to check your intonation on the first note (and third fingers in general) you can play the third finger on the A string together with the open D string, and then adjust the third finger until it's in tune. Eventually you may notice that you get a sympathetic vibration from the lower string when your third finger is truly in tune, even without bowing the lower string.

I’m back to practice! after that week of being sick I’m really taking it easy and not over-practise!! The important thing is to enjoy the journey of learning 💗

Sounds beautiful! You should be on world tours

You're doing really well! I've been playing Violin for around 14 months now and also working on Minuet no. 3 and Gavotte, be proud of your progress - practising every day really does make a difference!

Nice practice session, keep it up, we can do it, patience is the key.

Sempre inicio meu aquecimento com esse minueto muito lindo.

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What an interesting place has the algorithm lead me to. Loved your video!

That was a nice, unexpected yet enjoyable 10 minutes and 40 seconds. Your energy is most appreciated.

🙌🏿 love this video. lol when I saw the sad lyrics upbeat music meme I instantly thought of “What a Fool Believes” by The Doobie Brothers. I never paid attention to the lyrics when I was younger I just loved the beat, when I finally learned them I was like damn that’s really kinda sad. It’s too late though I still keep it in my happy playlist til this day 😅 😂

Hi Giulia. The bow angle looks better than the last time. You said you needed more bow at a specific moment... You can use a tape to mark the bow midpoint and slowly try to work through the first 2 measures like this (bowing for each note until the 2 slurred G's): whole bow, half bow, half bow, half bow, half bow, whole bow, half bow, half bow. Notice that the slurred eighth notes will take a whole bow and after the 2 slurred staccato G's (the quarter notes) you'll repeat the pattern once again (I think you can figure out the rest). You don't need to do this while actually playing the notes; it's useful to build a sense of available bow length, so you can play open strings using the minuet's tempo/rythm. The first attempts will probably suck tons and be confusing as hell but there are so many things we need to pay attention while playing that sometimes it's better to focus on 1 thing at a time, even if it's for 5 minutes, and gradually incorporate them into playing. If it's not too much on your plate, I'd suggest you practice the G major scale (just 1 octave for now, starting on the D string). The only # note in the scale is the F# you see near the clef. You could use a tunning app like Soundcorset,for example.

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Congrats on your recital, to be able to play such beautiful music is truly a gift. I know you'll just keep getting better and better.

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I love listening to people speak, because if you allow them to talk long enough they typically always have the answer. You sound like you know exactly what to do, you just have to stay courageous and do it. Stay true to who you are and it all works out as it should. I thank you for sharing this piece of yourself with the world. I deeply appreciate you .

Your channel is amazing , I just found you and newly subscribed ! Thank you for creating musicians -specific healing , it’s so important for us !!!

🙏 🤍🫶🏼 thank you

I am a adult beginner too, almost 4 years in. Good job👌

Or worse, your phone

Keep going! This is such an interesting skill to learn

Whats the price of your violin Idk whts the difference in violins acrd to their prices

I also just brought violin a week ago Nd im also learning

Good one

Im just commenting to motivate you because your views are very low nd still you are trying so you dont get sad Im commenting this to motivate

Have you found any solution for this?, It would be a great help if you can share

Btw, when it comes down to recitals, do you choose your own piece or the teacher picks it for you?

Congratulations, though!

I honestly want to be a part of the recital this year as a Grade 1 student and I'm hoping to continue this process of learning the violin in the following years to come as well :)

Keep going. It will take time but eventually things will start to "kick in", just don't turn on the autopilot when practicing. Watch out for bow angle. You can adjust this by standing in front of a mirror while playing open strings (slowly and using full bow) and trying to correct your bow arm. A tip my teacher gave me when I began Hans Sitt #1: if you mess things up on a measure, don't start all over again. Focus on that specific point and "clean it" as best as you can. You'll get less frustrated because you won't be hitting the same wall again and again after going all over through, say, 20 measures.

Had to look up what fry screaming is 😂This is so interesting, you should definitely do the cover!

If you have any advice, feel free to let me know! Posting any kind of progress online is helpful because there are people who have been through the journey and can help! 🙌

Congratss on your first recital!🥳 I'm an adult beginner, I can't wait to experience this ☺️

My dream was to be a violin player when I was 11 years old. I loved it and I still do. I receive lessons from the net about playing, but I have not bought it yet. I hope I can buy it this year, knowing that I am now 16 years old. I want you to give me advice about this, please.😢😢

Your message is very sweet. I think I'll listen to them when I'm feeling down :) thank you!

I am not a musician but I love your spirit and determination! These types of videos help me remember to never give up on my dreams! Keep up the good work!

Your voice sounds like its fried... Is that why it’s called head fry?