Suzuki Violin libro 8-05 Largo Espressivo, G. Pugnani

"Esta recogido actualmente en libros y grabaciones para piano, viola, flauta traversa, flauta dulce, violonchelo, arpa, violin, contrabajo y canto.
Es un método más orientado a niños pero muy bueno también para adultos que quieren empezar a aprender a tocar uno de estos instrumentos."

[@hahahaloveful]

I just started learning this.. I'm going to re-play this over and over again until I memorize it.. I'm just not doing as well as I thought I would be!

[@wannabecat369]

I strongly suspect, due to the tone of voice and the style of performance, that this is a recording of the great Mr. Koji Toyoda, the student of Suzuki himself. His old recordings of the Suzuki volumes are superior to those by Mr. Preucil, who succeeded him. This recording of his is also my preference over that of his classmate Takako Nishizaki. Thank you for uploading.

[@shoomanfu]

that was beautiful!!!

[@ziluthangirala7327]

amazing

[@AwesomnessACA]

I wish I sounded like that...

[@ZehaoHuang]

:'| so beautiful.

[@AwesomnessACA]

IKR BOOOOOOYYYYYYY GIMME DAT SOUND

[@ZehaoHuang]

And the music

[@ZehaoHuang]

and dat violin

[@ZehaoHuang]

and whatever recording equipment they were recording with

[@ComeCorChof]

that may just be because of your way of working on it.
If you just play it over and over again, you will most likely not improve it (although you'll be learning it by heart)
Moreover, doing that may very well lesser the quality of your play, making you devellop bad habits. I talk from long years of experience.
Work with your head, not with your fingers :)

[@vivianz1039]

True, very true

[@myrajxlee]

me 2, instead i sound like a screeching elephant or worse

[@vivianz1039]

worst is a dead cat screaching