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Is wonderful to hear the lovely and happy humor of this two women!🥰🥰

I love this format; concise, zero waste, and an awesome demonstration!

great

Wonderful examples, thank you!

Wow

I am cellist and think of the A in the same terms as you do the E...I am here because I am now a student of the viola...I've heard most of the jokes thank you. I do not have a roadie\camera crew as Yo-Yo Ma does and carry the above up a mountain as I intend to use the viola for composition in an outdoor setting.

Nice demo of excessive reverb. Now, how about the violin?

Very expressive & melancholic...the piece not the lesson🍻

This is absolutely the best lesson on vibrato I've seen. Thank you!!

This is really really helpful especially because you two are both established violin musicians (reliable sources of educational content) and teachers at the same time. Thank you for this video.

Love it!!

Thank you so much❤❤❤❤❤

The portato marking doesnt always mean portato - it usually means half-stacatto. How to tell the difference: portato nearly always uses a slur.

But too much vibrato is bad... because you don't know where the note actually is... also a cheap parlor trick.

Thank you

Great lesson. Thank you.

Have you heard of Codabow Aspire? Is it a discontinued version of Prodigy? What is its characteristics?

The whole breve, crotchet, minum, quaver nomenclature is so stupid. It's as bad as trying to keep track of quarts, pints, cups, gallons. I don't care that it's older or more proper, it's horrid

I need more clarity. It sounds like many notes were repeated. I'll keep listening.

Thank you for playing an excellent example of this technique.

Old video that helped me a lot today. Thank you ❤

Playing the cello is easy. Apostrophes are hard… 😎

That was a description and excellent modeling but not “tips and tricks”. I would love to have you teach how to accomplish your clarity with your bariolage.

how much out are the results of harmonic tuning on the digital tuner ? couple few cents ?

Какая строгая девушка!

My father just passed away and trying to find out what the piece of music at 1:19 is please - he played it all the time and would very much appreciate it

This guy knows his it.

I finally learn the name of this technique after hearing it for so many years. The heavy metal cello quartet, Apocalyptica, uses this in a lot of their compositions and it always sounds so stellar

When I play guitar, I generally play the bass part with thumb, the strumming part with my first and/or second fingers, and melody with the rest. All at once. With lots of exceptions, ie strumming with pinky, drumming with thumb etc. I was unable to do the same while bowing my arpeggione, and my violas, and it looks as if I was right. It can't be done. Easily. Yet. I'll be back.

I have a lot of the time problems to not cramp my vibrato and this video really helped my with this problem to start again and reunderstand it right. Thanks for this really good video

This is what Suzuki teaches using a different way of going about it through music. Suzuki did not do anything different except for the way of teaching.

thanks Steven ,legend!

wild

Thank you

Thank you for sharing this video. Help me a lot. Thank you 🙏 ❤

These demonstrations always sound so great, because you guys always put so much vibrato in your left hand. But Martele is the technique I would expect to be explained. How does it sound without vibrato?

this vibrato directly shocked my soul: ruclips.net/video/0F1X_Xax72I/видео.html I wonder if it is due to the frequency matches that of my heartbeat or my soul's frequency

The double bass is so cuute! E: "BOOOOOM!" Low C: "Booooom!" So adorable!

how to do bariolage : just look at me playing bye

That is literally the tune to 'buddy can you spare a dime'

It's interesting that you can actually take this technique a step further (particularly on the G string) and with the bow placed further down the fingerboard. You can almost create an electric guitar type "billow"!!!

thanks so much. i had no idea about this particular technique. wow! :) 🎻🌹

I'm learning Paganini caprice 9 (where the extract that he played comes from) and this is so difficult. Pray for me.

i suppose this girl could play a cats tail and get great tunes , my friend clips a weight to hers , or it sounds very quiet

what bow are you using (violinists of a certain standard) use there preffered bows ,usually costing £1000 s

I searched for "Cello techniques" to get a hum of what sounds a cello can make and got just what I needed. If I search on "Acoustic guitar techniques" I just get mumbo jumbo. I am so glad that this instrument is not as mainstream, but still just as well known.

The violin outfit is a beautiful set and I just purchased it recently. Though I am a beginner, the bow in the video is not the one supplied with the outfit and looks to be a Hoyer or the Hidersine 5065 bow (but I could be mistaken). This bow is significantly more expensive than the Hidersine brazilwood and I think it had an influence on making the violin tone much richer and more resonant in the audio. Of course, this could also be due to the violinist's ability. But I know a premium bow makes a whole lot of difference to make the violin sound good overall. I appreciate the audio demo, but the review is somewhat misleading

Thank you so much! Currently learning Stravinsky’s “Firebird” and need all the help I can get

If you kindly upload on the techniques of horro-staccato bowing would be helpful, thanks..

That was beautiful