VC MASTERCLASS | Augustin Hadelich | 'Training Your Left Hand to Vibrate Like a Singer'

The Violin Channel recently caught up with Italian-German violin virtuoso Augustin Hadelich who provided us his amazing insight into sound projection and the importance of training your left hand to think like a singer.
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[@violatione]

Who would thumbs down such genius? This man's level is off the charts in all attributes!

[@gcg8187]

This dude is a goddamn violin genius

[@villaluizacalangute6345]

Those 14 comprise of Paganini, jascha heifitz, Fritz kriesler, Yehudi Menuhin, Milstein, Oistrakh,Pablo sarasate, etc

[@1cleandude]

He has wonderful control of his vibrato; one of the best!! Thank you Augustin!

[@mwsteffen]

Love this guy

[@ronaldmcaulay4346]

A Brilliant Violinist

[@pafcook]

I think that is, indeed, very helpful. Nobody ever described this approach to vibrato, or the preference of each finger to rebel in its own way! I hope you will do more and more of these tutorials.

[@eddyagosto8515]

Senor Augustin Hadelich! Usted tiene unas manos maravillosas! He escuchado su música! Muy buena! Yo soy un aprendiz del violín, 52, and I love the violin! You are one of my teachers! You are becoming one of my idols in the violin world! Tha k you for your videos! I watch!

[@Louise-zs9rl]

My vibrato sounds like a pneumatic drill and I am sooooo glad you posted this video Aubustin.

[@nadiraslam5982]

Ugh he has the best vibrato ever. Love it!

[@bdy576]

The nuances of mastery! Amazing.

[@marlonmalcom2979]

A real genius!!! Amazing🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@charlottejorgensen6950]

Thank you so much, Augustin. Beyond beautiful... Keep playing for us and teaching us, please!

[@NurseAuthor]

Yes, that helped on my cello too. I was able to emphasize vibrato on a top tension note even when played with a weaker finger. Augustin, thank you for the comparison in the demonstration, so I could hear the difference.

[@MrGuillermoraben]

Thank you...

[@dianal.1279]

Thank you for this fine lesson!

[@violinbrightshows2970]

amazing. I love a violin to be a singer.

[@KARIBIKunderwater]

marvellous¡!

[@mariomota4069]

Why the dislike he is amazing

[@jacobcannon1728]

Holy crap this was so helpful, thank you!!!

[@laralovesviolins6510]

Thank you for such wonderful advice!

[@rain-qb2xv]

that was really insightful

[@leilizv6343]

♥️

[@misterbg1]

whoa is this in Mannes Conservatory in the old building?

[@Monica-rv7go]

Amazing!! Please make more videos! Been having problems with sautille across different strings, any tips for this?

[@Monica-rv7go]

Do you practice vocal singing?

[@MrsSuzanneB]

Lillian - please listen closely! You need this!

[@violinhunter2]

Casimir Pitolunga, tu necesitas poner atención a esto!!

[@vladimirshevtsov4839]

Just curious... Why he did not vibrate the very first note in Bruch violin concerto? 2' 35" ?

[@DrTommyDDS]

Probably because it sounds better without vibrato. We've all been taught to do it, but vibratoing that note really doesn't make it sound good. You also don't get a true vibrato. You get air pulses when you vibrato a harmonic.

[@denisarharov7832]

Because it's a low G which is played on an open string

[@fang4143]

what is that song he played?

[@verailyushinaviolinstudio1797]

Bruch's violin concerto

[@ottokarvonschnallenburg2572]

IT IS NOT A SONG!

[@raym6205]

Technically it is also a song but usually we call it a piece

[@JameSongMaker]

​@ottokarvonschnallenburg2572 it is absolutely a song, and a gorgeous one. You okay?

[@matheusjonas2108]

Entendi nada kkkk😂

[@phantomfantom]

wobbly

[@grobanite4ever85]

what violin he is using

[@mwsteffen]

That's a Strat worth over 3 million on loan to him

[@chris3153]

Strad. Yes. It's probably worth more than that now.