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Thank you for this very insightful video ! As a self learner at the violin, i really struggle with a lot of left hand tension which leads to tendonitis i need to get rid of 😅 Thank you for the quality of explanation and content you're putting on your channel 😊 (From Belgium!)

You’re definitely the best teacher I’ve found out there. I think the way you explain things is really great…..thank you!!!!

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Excellent job you are amazing player keep it on good luck 🍀 do all Tge Suzuki books please ❤special book mine and ten and thanks for ypur effort

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This is so beautiful! I'm learning this song for a solo recital and your video has helped so much!

Very useful. I always play sitting down as I am exhausted after being on my feet at work all day.

Nice clean playing. This is how I want my version to sound... but I am not there yet ! Greetings from Cairns, Australia.

Really wonderful series! We are using the cello books, but the layout and approach still applies.

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I've never seen more thankful for a youtube video. Thank you so much. You're an angel for this.

Just saw this book on Amazon and wondered if I would get it. Now I know I will. Thanks for the great review.

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Love your work, hope you will keep on going so I can improve my own skills!

muito bom!

aint no way im playing this bruh (i started learning 3 weeks ago) i cant do this 😭

amazing playing

Thank you Violin Doctor. Finger pressure is sooooo important. I’m subscribed to your channel now!

has musette music?

Hi . Thanks for the videos . So beneficials. I’ve been practicing the wrist vibrato for couple of months and the problem is that when I’m practicing a scale especially on 3rd or 4th position, and when I do the vibrato with 80 rpm ( 4 in each click ) so my violin is shaking , which affects my bow and it bounces ( just the middle part and the other part is tight ) . So is it because I do it too fast and should practice with lower speed ? Or is there another reason to this ? Again thanks a lot for a good channel

This is great

Helpful! Is there a faster version?

I like the way you explain things. Very helpful. Thank you

This is a helpful tutorial unlike some where they play the scale without explanation or visual dipiction. Well done, much appreciated.

Hello teacher, i just started learning violin when i was 40 years old, what should i do first? Thank you

Oh this just made my day

You mentioned a book what’s the name of the book?

Your explanations are very clear and useful. You are very good at explaining things. I've watched a few of your videos and I am surprised that you don't get more views...

The violin gives the sweetest tone of expression that I’ve never heard before. It just brings tears right to my eyes. I don’t know why but it does in a weird way and that’s one of my favorite instruments along with the flute.🫡

subscribed, your vibrato vide clips are super! Helping me a lot to re learn/ think and improve the skill. Thank you for your good teaching! Very professional!

You have very beautiful vibrato!

Hello. Thank you very much. Clear and can see very well the fingering. I will use your video to practice this nice scale.

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I love your music so much I want your song

Beautiful beautiful cover. I am currently trying to learn it. I think I’m going to listen to this on repeat XD

this is incredibly good. using this for practice

I have a difficult time trying to read sheet music. It's all foreign as learning a new language. I've been using visual tabs to recreate music. Only able to play at beginners level this route. I been playing with a bent wrist to and not straight. Practicing during winter months doesn't help either.

Thank you.

loosen the strings first or you may snap it turn the violin upside down and check your bridge it seems this woman is unsure of what she is talking about

wow wow wow perfect العزف جدا جميل

Dr. Lee, one issue that I haven't been able to perform well is spiccato. I keep reading is about finding the "bounce". My bounce is too high. Too high, in my mind is too slow. I move closer to the frog and the bounce gets small, but even then my spiccato doesn't work. I know, practice it. But, is there any technique that I can practice to lead me to a spiccato? Pearlman has a very funny anecdote on learning spiccato, but it's just a funny story, nothing really helpful. Any ideas?

This helped my practice a lot. Thanks!

one thing i always question why is: why music stands are so small in height? they never go as high as the ideal position for someone taller than 1,60m for example. i recommend all my pupils to practise with the music stand mounted in the top of a box or similar, like i do when i'm practising.

I think I'm moving my left hand efficiently, but I always practice standing up and can feel my back tensing up.

It's beautiful

Merry Christmas to you. If you have others who are interested in a topic on intervals i wanted to express an interest in such a video. I have a method book by Nicholas Laoureux called A practical method for violin part one and two. He addresses the major keys and focuses early on intervals. Sam Applebaum also briefly mentions intervals in his method book. Is interval identification icing on the cake or does that come with practicing arpeggios to a degree. Too music theory oriented? Curious.

Merry Christmas to you. If you have others who are interested in a topic on intervals i wanted to express an interest in such a video. I have a method book by Nicholas Laoureux called A practical method for violin part one and two. He addresses the major keys and focuses early on intervals. Sam Applebaum also briefly mentions intervals in his method book. Is interval identification icing on the cake or does that come with practicing arpeggios to a degree. Too music theory oriented? Curious.

Thank you for this, I'm an adult beginner trying to find a schedule as i don't have a teacher yet