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At age 55 I started to study the violin with no other musical experience. I was in the midst of a midlife crisis. A difficult divorce, struggles with an addiction, job issues you get the picture. The violin was a God send filling a hole in my soul. It was/is so difficult and improvement so incremental that any perceivable improvement was incredibly affirming. Now 11 years later I could not imagine life without my violin and playing it everyday. I have come to understand I will never be able to play the way I want to (The Czardas by Monti ). But I can play to the best of my abilities with great satisfaction. I have just recently been able to do some vibrato obtaining that incredible sweet sound.
Thank you for sharing such an inspiring journey Gabor! I'm sorry to hear about the troubling times you've had but I am glad that your violin journey has blossomed beautifully for you. To play to the best of your abilities with great satisfaction is a success that even many long term violinist have not yet achieved, so that is something really to be proud of! I wish you the best on your ongoing violin journey and thank you for letting me be a part of your wonderful violin journey. ❤️
That is Amazing, proud of you ❤🎉
Beautiful similar situation I'm in too , thanks for sharing gives me hope
the 4 reason is Julia and her channel :)
Aww thanks 😘🤗
Julia is my Inspiration Fairy
Such an adorable instrument that makes me feel that I should be able to play it.. It's challenging, so again wanna take risks
1. I'm too shy
2. I'm too shy
3. Yes
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Thank you Julia. Sometimes I don't know why I am still trying to learn the violin. I started when I was around 10 years old, I was invited to join a community orchestra and then quit when I was asked to be a soloist. I am so shy. I didn't play for many years and then would on and off alone or with small groups. In the end I would always quit the group. Something just keeps pulling me back. I love the sound and I am stunned but thrilled when I get a phrase right. I am 60 years old and have been invited to join a local fiddle group. I love the people but my fear seriously impacts my playing. So much so I am thinking of quitting again. I am in awe of musicians who just pull out their instruments and play.
The soul of great Indian Violinist Balabhaskar motivates me to practice violin everyday
I love the sound of the violin. That's what got me wanting to learn. I have a goal song I want to play but I am just starting to play. As of right now the song is too hard for me so I'm starting out with easier song then working my way up to play house of the rising sun. I know it takes time and lots of practice to get there
That's great! I wish you best of luck. I'm also a beginner. +91 8210892596
Thank you, good luck to you as well!
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@@nishantkumar9658 I'm not sure how to find my WhatsApp id where do I find it at?
I am always happy after every music lesson. I learned organ and violin in Singapore, ukulele in Taiwan and Balalaika in Russia. All my music teachers are amazing individuals! Thank you MUSIC! Thank you Julia for sharing the true meaning of learning music, especially on the strenuous, torturous but rewarding (not yet for me!) path in playing and discovering the art of violin. It is the art of balance, inner strength and relentless pursuit of perfection!
That's great! You said that perfectly. Thank you for sharing.
I love classical music and my favorite musicians like Jascha Heifetz, Arthur Grumiaux, Nathan Milstein, Itzhak Perlman, Janine Jansen and others are all violinists. And the sound they can get from their instruments is incredible. This is the main reason for me. I also agree with the reasons you talked about. 🙂
For me, the last one is the most important thing in my life. Because I’m not patient enough to do anything in any condition. And, thank u so much for your all tutorials, and I really love your channel in that it have been giving me a lot of benefits to not only learning violin but also knowledge. 😊
Hi Julia thanks for your inspiring message. I decided to learn violin because i really love music and since i don't have such a nice voice for singing so one day at the church i saw someone playing a violin for praise and worship and from that time on i became so inlove with violin. Its a difiicult thing to learn but i know one day i will.see myself playing on stage with praise and worship songs. And you are one of my ideal violinist on youtube. Please keep me posted and thank you so much for sharing your talents to someone like me. Father bless you more Julia.
I am very happy to see this. I teach violin and share this with my adult students. Thank you!
Thank you so much I'm learning from you. You made it so easy for me to learn and you teach that helps encourage me . Thanks again.
I've discovered several new things after taking up the violin. E.g. to really listen to every note. Which is quite obvious actually since there are no frets. Also discovered that it always takes a while to 'tune in' the ear at the beginning of every practice session. Today, I started a new challenge i.e. to play the traditional English ballad: 'Early One Morning' in the key of E. I expected that to be a challenge since only A and E can be found on open strings for reference pitches. It was quite awful for a while, but it's getting better. My approach to learning has also changed. Memorize the song quickly, do away with the sheet music, and only play from memory is new to me. That works especially well for violin. How to make it a long-lasting relationship, that's a different matter. Don't know yet how that will play out. Maybe one way is to have a good quality instrument (made by a real Luthier, rather than by a robot machine) that one can love, might be one way. Playing in some kind of group would also be a way. But is not without it's own problems, e.g. the conflicts in the choice of music to play.
Iam a Classical violin student,after I see this channel i also become ready to learn western violin
Very true points! Just subscribed to your channel. 😀
Happy to hear you can relate and welcome! :D
Thank you so much by your words , I love Violin´s sound , tha´s my reason .
Hi, Julia the reason why I like violin because i like music i want to make people happy about listening, and ii feel proud of playing an instrument, its my dream to play infront an audience to make them aware how music is emotional sometimes etc....many reasons why i like music . thank you Julia for sharing your passions for us
Thanks for this, I needed that since I just started learning the violin, like literary 5 days ago. Just gotta keep on practicing and learning. 🙃
Glad it was helpful! Congratulations on beginning your violin journey. I wish you the best of luck!🤩
I am 51 years old and just getting started. It is hard now but it is an enjoyable challenge. 🎻
That's great! I'm so happy you took the challenge. I wish you the best of luck in your musical journey.🥰
My grandfather was music, the violin was his favorite instrument among many others that he played wonderfully. I always admired him and wanted to play like him, but it is until now, at my 59 years, that I have the opportunity to start with the study of the violin. Soon I will have my first concert in an intermediate chamberta, where I share pleasant moments with young people. It also motivates me to play with my 5-year-old granddaughter, she started her learning a year ago and we love playing together. In this same concert we will play a theme together, as a duet.
Hi Yamileth, happy to hear from you 😊 Best of luck in your upcoming concert! 🎻✨
And wonderful to hear that you are playing with your grand daughter! ❤️
I can stick with it because the academy is so well organized and I can progress at my own pace. Julia is a marketing genius, there is nothing else like her classes.
So kind of you to say so Kathy!!! ❤️❤️❤️
I love those words... Thx
so happy to hear 🤗
So inspirational 😇
thank you! 🤗🤗
I can play electric/acoustic guitar, bass, piano and ukulele but i wanna try something classical and you convinced me to play violin so thank you.
I'm thinking of getting a violin soon i got the chance to learn at a young age of 4-5 but I didn't take the chance but now at 15 I've found a really great interest in playing hopefully I'll get a great as experience as you and alot of people here
I am so happy you have a violin now and have begun your violin journey. I wish you the best of luck along the way. You will be great!!!!!🤩🤗
@@Violinspiration thanks you!
Merci beaucoup, Julia. Very wise advice ! I've noticed daily violin practise has improved my left hand piano technique (which was always weak) My regime is to practise violin for at least 3hrs during the day and as much time on my piano at night. Periodically I'll go through a couple of days in a row of acute frustration on violin.. really horrible, ie. my intonation will be off (despite having a chromatic tuner in eye sight) ... and sometimes feel I'm getting no-where with sluring on string crossing exercises. Then, I realize I'm RUSHING myself ha ha ! So, I take a deep breath and relax...this always helps. I also have to remind myself to have realistic expectations of my progress. I hope to get better at that reality. All that aside..............I LOVE MY VIOLIN !!!! :-)
Wow that's a whole lot of practice, kudos to you! Thanks for sharing about your journey, so relatable! Feel like I need to calm myself down too, to remember to go small steps instead of wanting everything at once, sometimes we violinists just get too motivated and want to learn all at the same time haha :D All the best to you, happy practicing!
I know this is an ancient cliche.. but worth a reminder to any violinist (like myself) in their early stages of learning the instrument, "It's about the journey............ not the destination." I often remind myself of that motto.. it can be ever so soothing when struggling with technique, intonation and the rest. No pain...........No gain ! ;-)
I dont know why, but whenever i watch videos of people playing pieces, i sometimes understand what they are doing like the notes and keys despite not having any lessons on the violin.
What do think, could that be a reason or perhaps a gift?
i too play with a group
Yay that's awesome! What kind of group?
Hi Julia. I am a Sri Lankan. I am in my school group. It's name is ''AMASARA''. It is a new group.
I'm so happy about your comment. Thanks for comment Julia.
Julia, I have a grate invite for you. I also study Indian classical music. It is a beautiful art. plzzzz try it. I'm sure you will like it.
I’ve been playing piano for about 5 years now, but I don’t feel the same thrill anymore after realizing piano is something everyone plays… you can’t walk around with a piano on your back either. Now I’m thinking of trying out the violin, but I’ve heard it’s extremely difficult and frustrating to learn so I’m not sure if I actually want to try it out or try learning more on my piano :(
You should learn violin and join my Academy! Here is the link.violinspiration.com/academy/😎
Life lessons has to be my number 1. I have also come back to the violin 3 or 4 times since age 9
Great idea and as a retired person, aka man, music and any instrument will help your brain as you learn and create new pathways to keep it sharp. A love of music and exactly that - joining music circle groups etc. The mandolin is tuned exactly the same as the violin - so as a mandolin guy - try it first, smiley face.
Yay! I know many mandolin to violin converts. 😊 Happy practicing!
@@Violinspiration The effort at my age to hold up the violin and work the bow.... Maybe a sandwich instead?
Very encouraging....the points all come from a life and social perspective ..very philosophical and motivating..
I'm so happy you think so, Adrian! Thank you.🥰
Hi Julia, I love your approach teaching the violin. You are so honest and passionate about what you are doing, and you really know how to motivate your students/followers. Thank You so much ! You are doing a great job :
Thank you so much for the kind words Ana 😊 comments like these are what continue to inspire us to do more and continually improve, so thank you again! ❤️
Thank you for sharing. I will take up the guitar and inspire my daughter to do likewise.
Muito obrigado, Júlia. Você é uma ótima professora de violino. Thank you from Brazil
I play the FIDDLE! because it is relaxing. Further, I enjoy the noise I make. The challenge of learning a new tune always lights my fire. Nothing works better on a headache like sawing away on my axe. 9SLANG FOR STRINGED INSTRUMENT). hELPS KEEP ALZHEIMERS AWAY ALSO.
Love this: "I enjoy the noise I make" :D :D
Can you please make a tutorial video of the song It ain't me by Kygo and Selena Gomez
This helped to to decide between violin and piano. Thank you.
Happy to hear that Vxcious. 😊 which musical instrument did you decide to choose? 🤔🎻🎹
You are such a good motivator .... Thanks
I appreciate that Taha! 😊 And happy practicing ahead. 🎻✨
Thank you for the sheet music Julia!
You're very welcome 😊 Happy practicing! 🎻✨
omg i cant tell you how moch i love you for thes reasunse you are very simple and explicit
Thank you for your kind words 😊😊
I just got my violin 🤗🤗🤗
Great advice!
Glad you think so!
Really good points! I agree!! But I have a question. Why are so many people thinking that violin is soooooo difficult? Or maybe the hardest instrument?
I think every instrument is difficult of his own way. What about piano, guitar, clarinet or double bass? Or the organ?
And to your question: I came to violin, through my best friend, a classical musician.
From my beginners experience, the hardest part for me has been: No frets, valves or keys. Getting notes absolutely correct every time the fingertip drops, without being slightly flat or sharp, has been my difficulty.
Another is doing the same at higher positions. Notes are even closer together higher up.
I am an experienced musician, as I played trumpet and tuba in band all through my school years. Even picked up keyboarding.
A trumpet and tuba have valves. A keyboard has keys like a piano. The fingers can feel those things in a tactile way.
Not so with violin, cello, etc.
So yes, violin is indeed a tougher instrument to get really good at. Moreso than other instruments.
I started just three years ago. I am 50 now. So another problem is that fingers don't learn new habits as well as if one started violin younger. Which is why it's best to start at a younger age.
There are just a couple of good reasons people say it's harder than other instruments.
@@kschanaman but you only have one clef to read. 😂 I am somewhere between beginner and intermediate.. on the piano too. I started last summer with the age of 18.
Good luck and joy with your learning. On what are you working at the moment?
As a 1 year begginer in both violin and cello,what can I say is on violin u have to be more precise,as someone else said, the notes are closer,the cello being more forgivening on this. Also vibrato on the cello is much much easier (at least for me). But, some violin pieces are just heartbraking!
@@akybosule you say, the notes aren't so close together on the cello. Isn't it physically harder to play? I have small hands, so I'm curious.
Nice to hear from you again and how fun to hear that your friend inspired to start practicing! Must be great to have a classical musician friend supporting you from the start🎻😍
I also made a video on the topic you raised! It is called "Is It Harder To Learn Violin or Piano?" and in that video I talk about this, basically I do agree with you that all instruments are difficult! And in the video I also share why I think violin is initially really difficult to learn in a beginner stage.
Thanks,elmer
thanks for watching!
Great video
Thank you so much.😊
I really want to play violin I feel like playing it I don’t have one right now so I’m watching it rn
Hi there, That is wonderful you want to play the violin. I hope you are able to get one soon so you can do so.😃
Reason #3: Im not patient so I'll need to get one and start studying how to play it.
I think this also apply to any social form of art. Dancing give me all the things she said to. well music in the end XD
My videos link is given below
Thanks for your great videos. Do You think if I as a beginner adult still have a chance to play in groups or bands or even concerts?
Yes, of course! You got this.
1.because I'm so passionate about it.
I love the violin but im not sure if i should join.
I don’t even have a violin but now I want one
It's a lovely instrument! And welcome to the violin world 🌏🎻✨
I was recently told i can get one for my birthday so suuuper excited
Please can u tell me how to always practice for hour need help . Help
You have to focus and will yourself to practice, and then just do it!
bem legal
is that a song?
Thank you, now im desperate to get a violin
I hope you are able to get a violin soon! Best of luck finding one.
Hey Julia I discovered your channel few months ago n recently re discovered it few days ago. I have my violin which I haven't touched in two years since i took a beginning violin class at my college last couple years haven't been touched since. But recenctley after re discovering your channel n found a few others to add to my list. I love the sound of the violin n would love to learn fiddle style. just wondering I always want to learn it but need encouragement. :) I would also love to record my progress too and expand my CZcams channel for that reason but having trouble coming up with a name for it.
You got this Stevie! Just a few minutes of practice every day can bring you a loooong way :D
@@Violinspiration thanks so much for the amazing confidence boost Julia I highly appreciate it. :)
The reason why I continue "practice" playing the violin:
I love pretending that I am a real pro :-)
Nowadays, most of the time, I do not even call it "practicing" anymore.
I call it "playing", simply...
This seems to be a very different approach to yours and I'm a little embarrassed about it - but for me, right now, it is working...
Well said Gea! I think we all approach things differently but also a bit similarly (if that make sense 😅). Your playing approach is just being "one" and in the zone and I think that's also a great way to go about things. 😊🎻✨
@@Violinspiration thx for the sweet answer and support!
I’m thinking to start playing but im scared to
How long did it take you to learn the violin.
Hi Kaitlyn, I started learning when I was young. BUT to add to your question, I actually have an informative violin video that might help you out 😊🎻✨ - How Long Does It REALLY Take To Get Good At Violin? czcams.com/video/zjZtH3svD-c/video.html
Yep I call it the Nintendo syndrome, people seem to think there is a reset button, and everything needs to happen now. It is very frustrating when you own a hobby shop and people just want everything to happen now.
You are beautiful 🤩
😊 thank you
First - Finally 🤘
But did you practise?
@@holo6883 😂Ling ling enters the chatroom
Yay you did it😍😄
@@Violinspiration Nah. I'm pretty sure that's he's busy with his daily 48 hours of practise routine
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These three reasons apply to so many things though. They’re not violin-specific
Yes, so true.🥰
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I’m gonna still learn to play but to me this was literally 3 reasons not to learn how- ...I’m very antisocial
Oh gosh, I hope you decide to learn despite being antisocial! You may really enjoy it. Good luck with whatever you decide!🥰