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You made me wanna try the related etudes 😂 im tempted to print the score out😆

yo, San!

Great work!!❤ Can you explain more on how does this exercise of drawing different shapes without affecting the bow improve your technique in context? Im also curious from where you got exercise too, is it your own made exercise?

Pretty nice play! (Also as always, sounds pain and so exposed for opening 😂)

Excelente canal. Gracias!

cool exercise drawing shapes and bowing at the same time!

caprice 4 and 5 next. i wish you luck soldier 🫡

Nice try

Not everyone is into this stuff,but still congrats

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I love your video!!! Thanks to show us the etudes that match to study tunning and bow motion and diferents tecnics. Aaaaah! and showing the process of Ricochet, you are helping a lot!

So you’re playing all the bottom notes like fifths across both strings? 😵‍💫

Dude, i'm not tryna make fun of u but when I heard this, I genuinely thought of the scene after his highway star😂😂😂 im sorry😂😂😂

What about "Recuerdos de Alhambra" by Tarrega?

You and intonation go along really well especially in these weird tenths

Original version can be found in the first edition in IMSLP I suppose? (Also this caprice gives me a lot of insight on how to torture violinist 😂)

Bro the double octave section actually sounded ok. From your face during that section is easy to tell the amount of gruelling pain. Like dude the biggest pain i've ever felt on the cello were the tenths, but u are playing elevenths as double octaves... Dude...

Holy F-- you’re one of the best out here! God bless

i never thought of muting the strings before. this is totally new for me. i will try it in some mazas and wohlfardts too!

I really enjoy this series, and I appreciate that you play the original version, despite what the score in the video shows :)

wow, very good, in my opnion this is the hardest caprice

I remember every day in school getting notifications of your videos, and being excited to go and see them 😂

Wow great job 👏👏👏👏

Locatelli, still it is really pain to play that high position with uncomfortable hand (already feel through the sightreading). Still, awaiting you to play more works w Edit: Also, the score you used is just an interpretation, the original score only notated arpeggios instead of writing exact rhythm and pattern.

Man I can see the pain on your face, thanks for sacrificing your fingers for us

2:10 is ridiculous lol

1:00 it's honestly incredible that you were able to get it to sound that good so fast- 10 takes is like nothing compared to how long it would take the average violinist to play that

lol no way you sightread all that

"Look easy"? You completely out of your mind bro?

Thank you for make a video just answering my question <3 Locatelli today is considered the "baroque Paganini", you can try the 25 caprices from The Art of the Violin, Op.3, each taken from his various concerti, after you finish with Paganini and Mazas! in the same topic, another indication is the "brazilian Paganini", his name is Flausino Vale and his work "26 Prelúdios Característicos e Concertantes para violino só" is full of brazilian rhythms influences. they're not as hard as Paganini or Locatelli (i think) but it's very entertaining too!

"Easy to enter, but hard to escape" wrote Locatelli in the first page of this piece

maybe sightread something supposedly easy technically but not musically?

Have you tried playing Ernst’s arrangement of the Erlkönig?

Man, I can’t wait till I can afford a violin again 😃

It´s incredible how even if the piece it´s extremely hard, your tried to play it and it sounds really amazing

I’ve been playing violin for six years now and I am on the road for Paganini my teacher has been started on the 16th caprice

Amazing as always!!!! Oh btw, may I ask if you could sightread Marco Anzoletti's 5 Gran Caprices (score in IMSLP)? It's more difficult than Roman Kim in my opinion 😂

so goated. wish we had a san the cello dude out there

ive been playing the violin for like 7 months and thats just witchcraft if you played this at a 1700s church they'd just murder on the spot great video tho i can only hope to get as good as you!

Could you please share how many years have you been playing? I'm still a beginner (3 months) and I just want to have an idea how many years (roughly speaking) I still need before doing such exercises. I also like to listen to your videos while I work or study, keep it up, I really enjoy it 🌷

taking only the strings crossings / arpeggios and comparing to Locatelli's harmonic labyrinth which one do you think is harder?

why is your name san the violin dude and not san the violin man, kinda a missed opportunity

Thank you for putting the 'associated etudes and caprices' its really helpful ✨️❤

Thank you master!

hey San!

Nice try

Great job! 👏👏👏

We dont have the definition of "deciphering" 😂

Thank you for sharing! It is so inspiring to watch you practice.

This is very similar to Villa Lobos' Etude no.2 for classical guitar which is just as painful as this.