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Kevin Sloan
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2011
Credits include playing the violin in venues such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, National Cathedral, The Kimmel Center, plus various locations in Europe. Also member of the Allentown Orchestra and the New Jersey Symphony. Had played back up in a Boyz II Men performance.
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Kevin and Aaron’s canoe trip Sept. 2-4, 2022
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On the Delaware River starting north of Minisink Island and ending south of East Stroudsburg Pa near the Delaware Water Gap.
Kevin talking about Camp No Worries and playing Amazing Grace.
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Kevin talking about Camp No Worries and playing Amazing Grace.
Remember Me, Camp No Worries. 6-30-2023
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Remember Me, Camp No Worries. 6-30-2023
Kevin walking and running backwards but with the film reversed to look like it’s forward.
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June 2021
Bartok Violin Concerto No. 2, I. Allegro non troppo
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Bartok Violin Concerto No. 2, I. Allegro non troppo
Take Me Out to the Ball Game on four violins, one viola, and two electric pianos
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Take Me Out to the Ball Game on four violins, one viola, and two electric pianos
After a month of radiation, I tried my best to play the Bach Partita No. 3 in E Major, I. Preludio
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After a month of radiation, I tried my best to play the Bach Partita No. 3 in E Major, I. Preludio
Auld Lang Syne and Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town on Violin
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Auld Lang Syne and Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town on Violin
Video for Cancelled (due to COVID) Fundraiser for the National Brain Tumor Society
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Video for Cancelled (due to COVID) Fundraiser for the National Brain Tumor Society
Quarantine activity: Bazzini, La Ronde des Lutins
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Quarantine activity: Bazzini, La Ronde des Lutins
Quarantine Karaoke (on violin): The Devil Went Down to Georgia, by Charlie Daniels
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Quarantine Karaoke (on violin): The Devil Went Down to Georgia, by Charlie Daniels
The Inner Game of Tennis: How it applies to musicians
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The Inner Game of Tennis: How it applies to musicians
Kevin really liked Bartok. He played the beginning part of this all the time.
Wonderful!
Kevin really enjoyed playing this.
I find looking so you see 3 globes. And pay attention to the middle one. Then give your eyes a bit to lock it in. Neat convexed earth ball🌎
Must be for phone. I had to put in mini player on pc to see it.
For some reason it's extremely blurry now matter how hard i try to make the 3d image clearer
Too far apart to achieve with relaxed eyes. Only possible with crossing the eyes which is a) painful b) the image is concave.
It seems to work best when the center of each image is about an inch apart. As in using a cell phone held vertically.
How incredibly unfair life can be. I wish you all good things, and long life...
The images are too far awide for me to get the effect
Are you looking on a phone or a computer monitor? It's easier to do on a phone. If you're on a computer you can zoom out the browser window with CTRL+minus.
@@Mark73 I am watching on iPad. Maybe I will zoom out to get them smaller.. I'll try
@@Mark73 Ah! When I use it not on full screen, but small screen, then it works. Thank you 😊👍
The images are reversed and the effect is anti-3D
No
There's two different ways of doing stereograms, parallel view and cross view. With parallel view you focus your eyes behind the image, with cross view you focus your eyes in front of the image. This is done as parallel. You're probably used to cross view.
@@Mark73 Wow, you're right. I didn't know about the parallel method and it took me a while to get it right. Thanks!
🎉
The image appears concave, like staring into a bowl.
Sounds like you are crossing your eyes. This is not that kind of 3D.
@@smshapi What is the other way?
@@DougMcDave if you put your hand up to your face, you don’t look at it, you look past it, right? You’ll see two hands. Look past the screen (easier the smaller the device is) until the earths combine. You will see two other earths to the sides, but don’t focus on those
There's two different ways of doing stereograms, parallel view and cross view. With parallel view you focus your eyes behind the image, with cross view you focus your eyes in front of the image. This is done as parallel. You're probably used to cross view.
@@Mark73That helped!
😀👍
Dear Kevin Love your violin playing BEST… too funny.
TH-cam algorithm gods brought me here. Nice to meet you Kev, nice job walking backward.
Sadly, Kevin passed away almost a year after he made this video. No more beautiful music.
Kevin spent almost a year trying to figure out how he wanted to do this.
Kevin you are in our hearts! Your rest is our loss… but may it be filled with JOY.
❤️💕💕❤️
It sounds perfect to me. ❤
Sounding great so far 👍🏻. 🌴☀️🌴
Cuz paganini wasn't hard enough, milstein had to write paganiniana...🤦
I guess Milstein got bored 🤷♂️
Here from the downbeat
The podcast?
Yes Craig brought up the book to Matt Garstka.
Oh that’s awesome! Practical concept.
Can you throw this on Spotify?
Must've lifted your spirit to come back to your constant companion
It definitely did! It was my first activity when I finally felt physically/mentally capable.
@@KevinMS90 that's what makes it your companion. I'm sure all of us who have an instrument they like to play know the feeling. Good health to you friend.
Wonderful
Thank you!
You play beautifully, sir. I wish you a swift and smooth recovery. ❤
Thank you! It’s been smooth so far
Talented hope your health improves
Thank you!
Hey , you still know how! Good Bless you man ❤
Thank you!
All the best wishes for you🎻 💫
Thank you!
Prayers up man, killing it
Thank you!!
So good!
Thank you!
Que violin es ??? Por cierto buen trabajoo👌👌👌💪💪❤❤🎻
Gracias! Fue hecho por Hiroshi Iizuka.
I struggled with making time for scales during my education - my thought process was same as Ehnes - why spend time on scales, if I can learn those things from repertoire I practice? My approach changed once I started working professionally in an orchestra - realistically, I don’t really have time anymore to learn pieces. Sometimes doing up to 3 different programs per week means a lot of sight reading. I noticed I was much more proficient in playing difficult passages in keys more native to violin - G, D, A etc. keys I practiced extensively while practising classic violin repertoire. So I started to practice scales daily 10-30 minutes depending on my time. It really did wonders to my sight reading skills. Also doing Flesch’s double stop versions if I can spare time as it is something I don’t get to do much at work. I also use scales whenever I try to fix something specific in my technique - bow strokes, shifting, adjusting set up, etc.
I neglected them until grad school and now find them valuable. I don’t necessarily disagree with Ehnes, since he has clearly proven himself lol. For me, they are a practical way to separate the technique from the music, which helps me to narrow my focus.
That’s fantastic! True smiles.
Thank you!
Congratulations! Sending you best wishes. 😁👍🏽
Thank you!
Well done ❤
Congratulations im so glad you are alright
Thank you!
I'm so happy for you.
Thank you!
Well done👏💐
Thank you!
nice. keep it up
Thank you!
This is so awesome! I want to get one of these for my son Did you modify the puzzle violin in any way to make it playable?
I wish I could say it wasn’t dubbed, but i recorded it on my real violin and then mimed it out on the puzzle. The puzzle is too fragile and would definitely need modification in order to not fall apart, and it would need to be amplified. Could be an interesting project.
the music sounds like dvoraks "from the new world" but i am not sure. can anyone help me? good job by the way
Thank you! It’s actually Auld Lang Syne, the traditional New Year song.
Here from the video The Illusion Of Digital Audio because they use your music to show bit rates and stuff and loved the music from you guys
Thank you so much!
Same. I'm so glad he put y'all in the description. Dude knows his stuff and has good taste in music!
@@NobleFellers i agree my guy
whats the song
It is La Campanella by Paganini
Amazing 💞
Thank you!
I love the focus on physicality. I learned to sight read dotted notes by simulating a sensation of falling and pulling back internally.
That's an interesting analogy. It's too easy to get stuck staring at the notes.
Astounding, I love every second of it
Thank you! Playing it was a lot of fun.
This song helps me a lot through my studies, thanks for the performance.
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it
this is beautiful!
Thank you! My quartet had the opportunity to premier a few pieces by the composer a few years ago.
Here from “The Illusion of Digital Audio” video uploaded by New Mind, thought I recognized the auditorium paneling as The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center and sure enough it is!! Go Terps!
lol yup! It’s been a while since I’ve played there