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To fast and tempo very unstable,

Some beautiful nuances that were very pleasing. Thanks for sharing.

Very useful advice! I hope more students would watch and appreciate your fantastic advice! Many many thanks to you!

Excellent advice, thank you!

This is the best video I have ever seen on this topic. Thank you so much for sharing your experience and knowledge!

Tank you so much for sharing!

Very good lesson. I have been trying to learn arm vibrato for a few months but I am having much better luck with wrist vibrato so I might stick with that for a while and see how it develops.

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Can I use this for my airshows all the credits will go to you.

Thanks so much for this video❤❤❤❤. Im learning this one right now!! But its so hard😢😢😢😢!! Thanks a lot!🎉😊

Can this really get fixed?. Mine is chronic and pretty horrible

I’ve just come across your videos today and you’ve provided a real generous amount of helpful knowledge (born out of experience). Thank you for that. Like you mentioned, faster bow speed can play a big role in a good tone especially on the lower strings (ie. G, D). Even as an adult student, I’m still working on using a slightly slower bow speed on the upper strings (ie. A,E) while applying a bit more pressure on those.

Im learning this one right now, and the double stops are KILLING ME😢😢😢 Thanks so much for this video❤

Very interesting that you recommend starting in the fourth position. I am starting in the first and third position.

Nicely done. I will be watching your vibrato video next. I have been learning arm vibrato for about 4 weeks now. Slowly (very slowly) getting somewhere but not there yet !

Finally, after many searches, I found this video which capably demonstrates the look and form of moving the bow at different speeds- thank you for showing how the whole arm is involved in the process and not compartmentalized into only finger, wrist, or elbow movements. The movements you are demonstrating incorporate humeroscapular rhythm in which the shoulder blade follows the upper arm in its connection with the shoulder blade (also a part of our arm) after 30 degrees of rotation in any movement. Your arm is free and flowing with no breaks and the sound clear and vibrant. Some videos talk about a still elbow as the basis for all bow movement but this is not correct. What you show is the full range of motion which exercises, appropriately, all the muscles involved in moving the bow. Brava!

Very useful video, thank you.

Beautiful! Ihavea clown statue that plays humouresqe on a violin

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Thank you for this very insightful video ! As a self learner at the violin, i really struggle with a lot of left hand tension which leads to tendonitis i need to get rid of 😅 Thank you for the quality of explanation and content you're putting on your channel 😊 (From Belgium!)

You’re definitely the best teacher I’ve found out there. I think the way you explain things is really great…..thank you!!!!

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Excellent job you are amazing player keep it on good luck 🍀 do all Tge Suzuki books please ❤special book mine and ten and thanks for ypur effort

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This is so beautiful! I'm learning this song for a solo recital and your video has helped so much!

Very useful. I always play sitting down as I am exhausted after being on my feet at work all day.

Nice clean playing. This is how I want my version to sound... but I am not there yet ! Greetings from Cairns, Australia.

Really wonderful series! We are using the cello books, but the layout and approach still applies.

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I've never seen more thankful for a youtube video. Thank you so much. You're an angel for this.

Just saw this book on Amazon and wondered if I would get it. Now I know I will. Thanks for the great review.

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Love your work, hope you will keep on going so I can improve my own skills!

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aint no way im playing this bruh (i started learning 3 weeks ago) i cant do this 😭

amazing playing

Thank you Violin Doctor. Finger pressure is sooooo important. I’m subscribed to your channel now!

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Hi . Thanks for the videos . So beneficials. I’ve been practicing the wrist vibrato for couple of months and the problem is that when I’m practicing a scale especially on 3rd or 4th position, and when I do the vibrato with 80 rpm ( 4 in each click ) so my violin is shaking , which affects my bow and it bounces ( just the middle part and the other part is tight ) . So is it because I do it too fast and should practice with lower speed ? Or is there another reason to this ? Again thanks a lot for a good channel

This is great

Helpful! Is there a faster version?

I like the way you explain things. Very helpful. Thank you

This is a helpful tutorial unlike some where they play the scale without explanation or visual dipiction. Well done, much appreciated.

Hello teacher, i just started learning violin when i was 40 years old, what should i do first? Thank you

Oh this just made my day

You mentioned a book what’s the name of the book?

Your explanations are very clear and useful. You are very good at explaining things. I've watched a few of your videos and I am surprised that you don't get more views...

The violin gives the sweetest tone of expression that I’ve never heard before. It just brings tears right to my eyes. I don’t know why but it does in a weird way and that’s one of my favorite instruments along with the flute.🫡

subscribed, your vibrato vide clips are super! Helping me a lot to re learn/ think and improve the skill. Thank you for your good teaching! Very professional!