Caina G. Nascimento you are a homosexualist, Seniorita is a talented very melodical pop song, very good for seaside warm calm evening with your love, girlfriend or wife)
It's funny because every musician knows it's all about practicing (and maybe having a good instrument) and everyone else thinks it's "easy" to achieve. But the better the player the harder he worked for it :D
Meu Desenho Favorito why she shows her bad playing with mistakes? Or she thinks that she's princess and everyone has not ear hearing? And I don't think that she plays Summer by Vivaldi at first time.
some friendly advice: your wrist is extremely tense! a big technical aspect of this piece is string crossing which is just something you'll never be able to do with a tight wrist and bow hold. I would recommend relaxing your wrist and focusing on your bow hold more. I'm studying this piece as well at the minute and I'm a violin teacher, I know how much here is to unpack and focus on in the piece so keep practising slowly! all the best :)
45% of the comments: "If you can play it slowly you can play it quickly" 45% of the comments: "Practice 40 hours per day - ling ling" 10% of the comments: this exact comment
I've shown my 11 year old your video's and the progress to show what he can expect if he practices and sticks with it, he is coming to the end of his second year playing. He loves the Violin, and between learning Classical and modern at school and fiddle with private lessons, he enjoys it. Thanks for posting these.
Naujda DVHK tsk tsk Ling Ling wouldn’t boast about practicing 3 hours a day because Ling Ling would tell you to go practice until you can practice 40 hours a day
I’m a 6th grader AKA (beginning violin/orchestra) and watching you really inspires me. Like dang girl you are so talented I love watching you and you are so good and sweet love you!!
Yes, and whenever there is a section like 5:14 she should also think of what's the main note so that she puts most of the bow weight on the "home string" going to the other one just by changing a bit the shape of the hand and the fingers.
Me: *plays Paganini Caprice 24 like Ling Ling* My friends: That's ok, I think Me: *plays flight of the Bumblebee* My friends: *INTERESTING* Me: *does some tremolo* My friends: *A M A Z I N G*
Just some advice, you need to play A LOT slower when starting out. It allows you to get intonation, Bowing, and fingerings down. I also recommend to play slow songs. I noticed that in your recent video that your vibrato is EXTREMELY shakey and forced. Slower songs will allow you to work on your vibrato, intonation, bowing, tone, and more. Your slow songs set your fast songs. There’s a reason why beginners start with slow songs first!
Months late but here is my opinion: I'm with you with all this, but I think the problem here is the teacher who is making her learn a piece that she is not prepared for. She'd need a better foundation to work this piece. The teacher should be a guide in your learning and I honestly I think it was a bad idea to chose this one when there's issues with intonation, tone, bow control, rhythm, etc. It's not her fault but the teacher in my opinion
Even when practicing slowly, consider where the melodic emphasis should be. In the beginning, it's the first note in each sixteenth grouping. Those should be where you add melodic tone and structure. Keep the Gs and Ds relatively piano and light reflecting their role as the bass part. If you develop that sense while doing it slowly, then you can build it up to performance tempo without losing the musicality (i.e., phrasing). Good luck!
Che bello vedere stranieri suonare brani classici di artisti italiani Questa è la dimostrazione che la cultura è internazionale You're so much nice Love
Love this video! Vivaldi's Summer is a beautiful piece! Seeing the sheet music on screen is very helpful. ☺👍 And woohaa, that is some high position shifting! You're three years ahead of me, so your videos give me a glimpse into the future, it's cool to see what I could do in three years time!
She shouldn't have even try this piece yet. She can't press high position notes. Look at the high scale down before the bridge. Her fingers are like marshmallow pressing the strings...
@@waikikit2 But, is it wrong to try a piece, even though it's a little out of your capability to perform perfectly? We need to challenge ourselves to become better, whether it's sports, music, art, etc. I have done the same; tried to play something that I was not ready for. You know what? It definitely taught me where I was lacking, and gave me more clarity on what my weak areas are. Kudos to her for attempting (and she is improving)
I LLLLLLOVE this piece, but still haven't had the courage to make a video playing it. You did a really good job presenting it, and your video gave me the inspiration to finally record it myself and post it, thank you!!!! ❤️🎻😀
i would personally recommend using a drone note (in this case, it would be g, since the piece is in g minor) to focus your intonation into, as you could use a tad bit more work into your intonation. and also, use a metronome babe! it seems like your eighth notes turn into sixteenths and you come in too early or too late when coming out of rest. it’s a decent start, but it’s best to be a tad bit more contentious when learning a piece, especially one at this level. i know it feels great to be awesome at a piece, but the feeling of awesomeness comes later, when you’ve worked long, tedious hours:)
I second the use of the drone or some other bass line reference point of your choice to act as a tuning assistant. This top line is all supposed to spring from a solid foundation and playing it in isolation is making it harder. In context those bits where everyone else has dropped out are supposed to just float away in the stratosphere and then when it is tutti again and you are all back together perfectly it is magical. Without that support to throw you up there you don't really have anything to bounce off of.
Sounding nice! Keep at it. Your progress the past few years is amazing! A little advice I found helpful from one of my teachers: When practicing fast sections at a slower tempo, be sure to use shorter bow strokes that match the speed you want to play it at. When we practice quick passages at a slow tempo, we often use too much bow, and it doesn't match the bowing we want at a quicker pace.
Holy cow girl, you've been working hard and have come along way. Also, really appreciate the hard work you put into the video, especially by showing the sheet-music and the following cursor. Sometimes when I look at sheet-music like this, I wonder if someone was actually playing a trick on musicians by just making cute geometric patterns on the staffs -- just to see what would happen when played -- LOL! Anyway, that was great. Hope your love for the violin stays with you forever. Take Care...
Yesterday I put this piece down in anger, it made me upset, cus I can't play it. Watching you try and succeed gives me itching in my fingers to try again!! Thankssss
Aqui falo do Brasil! Me anima e dá esperança, quando você começou a tocar, exatamente como eu toco agora, e agora você está tocando verão de Vivaldi!🙌👏 Então penso, também vou conseguir! Não canso de ver esse vídeo! 😂😂😂 Muito bom! Mesmo eu não entendendo nenhuma palavra do que você diz!
I personally think that classical music on instruments sound a lot better than like pop, and other kind of songs, it just sounds nice and calming and I love
Gabriel Plays cello practice,practice,practice! I know people hate to hear that but I’m here to tell you from experience how just continuously practicing sight reading over and over and over some more helps. One day it will click.
Dee George I really hope so. When I practice sight reading, I feel like I’m not making any progress. Then I just get frustrated and give up for a couple days. It’s just been a sickle of that sense I got my cello.
Read over the entire piece once before you attempt to play it. I have found that I fuck up whenever I don't read all the way through before attempting to play a piece, and this holds true for every instrument I've played.
Love this video, reflecting so well the strugglings with a complicated piece ahah. I love the way you make jokes about this kind of situation. Thanks 😆
She probably got an antique violin from somewhere Most people seem to use really REALLY old violins. It always confuses me where so many people get such ancient violins from...but I can't complain since I'm one of them, lol. Anyway, if it IS really old, then those missing is reasonable.
the thing about music is that people usually think that musicians just instantly get the song but what people dont realise is that most musicains played horribly at the start but with practise they become perfect
and its great to see someone showing the hard work musicians put onto perfecting the song for people to see the the hardships we go through to get the songs they want the way they want
Ya sé que no hablas español...pero podrías traducir esto: para sacar una obra que no puedas con tu velocidad al principio, primero tocala lo más lento que puedas y después toca más rápido de lo que es, así ya no te parecerá incómoda la velocidad real y no tendrás que estar haciendo los cambios de tiempo en cada pasaje diferente **solo es un consejo**
sofia macias pizo I will try and translate. (Trataré y traducir) “I don’t know that you don’t speak Spanish....but you could translate this: to take out a piece that you can’t (play) at the beginning, play it as slow as you can and after play it faster than what it was, so that you will not seem uncomfortable at the real spread and will not have to be doing the changes in time (tempo?) in each different passage. This is only advice
nishi.yoshi it’s fine, I don’t know when she started this piece, but you should play it slowly until you get intonation and rhythm(even though it has to be much slower) down
"you should be a violist" girl get out with your toxic negativity towards violists she's doing great at her instrument and violas are amazing you're literally ignorant.
We're all here making Two Set jokes but no one actually appreciated how amazing that was. I know there a few mistakes in intonation and stuff but it was extremely impressive! I know firsthand. I played this piece for almost three months before I perfected it and played it for an audience.
Something that may be extra helpful: When you practice a piece that is supposed to performed fast, practice it slowly (with a metronome) but keep the bow stroke the same as you would when played fast! (So to clarify, if something is spiccato, practice it super slowly with a spiccato, and Lee from exaggerating your movements!) Also! When you are practicing something slowly, it should be so slow it’s unrecognizable so you can really focus on the sound you’re producing! :) Also!!!!!! “Practice rhythms” they are different rhythms for passages like the straight 1/16 note passages you practiced on cam for us! Keep up the great work!!!! You got this!💕🎻🎼
you make a good teacher . your struggles are our gains. i learned a piece of music so fast because how you broke it down and taught it. your intonation is great and your teacher and practice style shows. well done
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Does literally every violinist in the world watch TwoSet? Because whenever I watch a violin video, I find some LingLing reference. Lol!
Ling Ling watches over all
Ikr
Btw who is LingLing
@@user-ke9bp9co8b HOW DARE U NOT KNOW LING LING! XD just kidding
Владимир Гайдук he is god
half the comments: if you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly
other half: Ling ling 40hrs
Entroxity 100% -> Twoset
They all come from Twoset XD
ChaeMoon Ha! I knew her before I knew Twoset :D I actually found Twoset because of her :)
So true
If YoU CaN PlAy It SlOwLY YoU CaN PlAy it QuICKLy
Dude I am triyng slowly crystallize but whdn I go faster it is a mess
@@lune9117 two set violin confirmed!1!1!1!
@@smile-tm9qg IKR
Hahahahaha
Geniuses are born, not created.
But did you practice for 40 hours? Ling Ling wants you to.
What I expected to see in comments lol
Two set violin...
I knew this comment would pop up
42 HOURS YA MEAN! TwoSetViolin#
It's not 40 or 42 it's 72
“If you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly.” -Ben Lee
yeah, but he said: "WITH PRACTICE if you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly"
I N T E R E S T I N G...
Poor Ben....he will never live this down!!
No, practicing 40 hours a day will make it even better
Simply Violin you mean...ling ling
non-musicians: oKay BUt cAn YoU pLay sEñoriTa?
JAJAJAJAJAAAAA
Да) или так: а мурку можешь?
Oh great so it changes, in my time was harry potter, then despacito, now señorita
I dont know what is this senorita song, but for some reason i feel i should be happy for dont know it
Caina G. Nascimento you are a homosexualist, Seniorita is a talented very melodical pop song, very good for seaside warm calm evening with your love, girlfriend or wife)
Not bad! It is great you show the practicing. Often times the practicing is kept secret, but actually every musician knows it is 99% of the game.
Simon Streuff Violin-Education damm truth
Simon Streuff Violin-Education actually I was wondering how someone can play these kind of pieces...inspired✌✌
Unless they’re a genius
Well they still need practice
But they sound above and beyond to us
performing ;)
It's funny because every musician knows it's all about practicing (and maybe having a good instrument) and everyone else thinks it's "easy" to achieve. But the better the player the harder he worked for it :D
Between her and TwoSet, they are the reason I'm actually starting to practice my violin.
This video shows you that its ok to make mistakes
Play 4:22 at 1.25x speed.
You're welcome
Bernard Brian Bejo
Oh nice thx
knowing that’s similar to the actual tempo scares me 😳
What about 1.75x speed?
@@m4rj0rine 😭😭💪
2x speed
It's nice to see you practicing and then I realize nobody plays anything perfect at first!
Meu Desenho Favorito then why to show first time mistakes?For what?
Jascha Heifetz does.
Duarte Andrade Yes, because Jascha Heifetz is a really talented professional violinist, not a self-taught conceited person.
Violin Lorellin sorry but I didn't get what you meant....did I say anything wrong?
Meu Desenho Favorito why she shows her bad playing with mistakes? Or she thinks that she's princess and everyone has not ear hearing? And I don't think that she plays Summer by Vivaldi at first time.
i`ll probabli never be able to play this (i think)
*cries in cellist*
Just play Canon in D
Maria Fe Querubin yes we love quarter notesss
Nani Sore lol
*Screams in violin 1*
An Otaku ikr
some friendly advice: your wrist is extremely tense! a big technical aspect of this piece is string crossing which is just something you'll never be able to do with a tight wrist and bow hold. I would recommend relaxing your wrist and focusing on your bow hold more. I'm studying this piece as well at the minute and I'm a violin teacher, I know how much here is to unpack and focus on in the piece so keep practising slowly! all the best :)
*I N T E R E S T I N G*
T W O S E T T E R S S S S S ......💞
🅱️-ass
Why do I sense Brett and Eddie's presence here?😆
45% of the comments: "If you can play it slowly you can play it quickly"
45% of the comments: "Practice 40 hours per day - ling ling"
10% of the comments: this exact comment
Ah!!! Love the profile pic!
😂😂😂😂😂 ikr!!
I've shown my 11 year old your video's and the progress to show what he can expect if he practices and sticks with it, he is coming to the end of his second year playing. He loves the Violin, and between learning Classical and modern at school and fiddle with private lessons, he enjoys it. Thanks for posting these.
Your so frecken adorable.
Hey what the hell are you doing here? Go practice, Ling Ling needs competition.
Naujda DVHK I bet you don’t practice 40 hours a day! Bach is disappointed. Go practice.
@Naujda DVHK It would've been better if you said "so why dont u turn that frown *upside down* "
kat she’s ugly
Naujda DVHK tsk tsk Ling Ling wouldn’t boast about practicing 3 hours a day because Ling Ling would tell you to go practice until you can practice 40 hours a day
I’m a 6th grader AKA (beginning violin/orchestra) and watching you really inspires me. Like dang girl you are so talented I love watching you and you are so good and sweet love you!!
Whoa im in 6th grade
Ciara Isveryligit just practice 40 hours a day then you will get gud
@@Seinvo-vq8in finally a man if culture
at my school fifth grade is when people start playing instruments
Me too!
Your bow hand is so tense! Relax, girl! Also if you drop your hand and lift your wrist, you'll find you have much better control of the bow.
Yes, and whenever there is a section like 5:14 she should also think of what's the main note so that she puts most of the bow weight on the "home string" going to the other one just by changing a bit the shape of the hand and the fingers.
Me: *plays Paganini Caprice 24 like Ling Ling*
My friends: That's ok, I think
Me: *plays flight of the Bumblebee*
My friends: *INTERESTING*
Me: *does some tremolo*
My friends: *A M A Z I N G*
HONESTLY IMG
Just some advice, you need to play A LOT slower when starting out. It allows you to get intonation, Bowing, and fingerings down. I also recommend to play slow songs. I noticed that in your recent video that your vibrato is EXTREMELY shakey and forced. Slower songs will allow you to work on your vibrato, intonation, bowing, tone, and more. Your slow songs set your fast songs. There’s a reason why beginners start with slow songs first!
Luke Beckstrom u do know that she didn’t just start learning this piece now right? this is just her practicing it
Months late but here is my opinion: I'm with you with all this, but I think the problem here is the teacher who is making her learn a piece that she is not prepared for. She'd need a better foundation to work this piece. The teacher should be a guide in your learning and I honestly I think it was a bad idea to chose this one when there's issues with intonation, tone, bow control, rhythm, etc. It's not her fault but the teacher in my opinion
cause if you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly ;))
@@lastfebruary Was gonna comment this but you beat me to it
@@thenicejari Was gonna comment this but you two beat me to it
So proud to have you in my family. You are a violin miracle. You're biggest fan.
You look like Alice from the movie 'Twilight'
:o
No she doesn't
Mohamed Mujamil she also kind of looks like Lindsey Stirling. Not gonna lie... they’re both reallly good violinists!
That is fucking true
oh yea she does
Even when practicing slowly, consider where the melodic emphasis should be. In the beginning, it's the first note in each sixteenth grouping. Those should be where you add melodic tone and structure. Keep the Gs and Ds relatively piano and light reflecting their role as the bass part. If you develop that sense while doing it slowly, then you can build it up to performance tempo without losing the musicality (i.e., phrasing). Good luck!
👆 Ling ling confirmed 😆.
Che bello vedere stranieri suonare brani classici di artisti italiani
Questa è la dimostrazione che la cultura è internazionale
You're so much nice
Love
Love this video! Vivaldi's Summer is a beautiful piece! Seeing the sheet music on screen is very helpful. ☺👍 And woohaa, that is some high position shifting! You're three years ahead of me, so your videos give me a glimpse into the future, it's cool to see what I could do in three years time!
Marijke plays i guess we're on the same boat. Lol.
😊😊
Marijke plays
I’ve seen you comment in almost every instrumental video I’ve watched lol
Funny!
Update time? 😏
1:13
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Me: *REALLY*
Deaf people:
K cool
Ya don’t say
good, now u have to practice for more 39h to become ling ling
deni marwin Every day!
Hi Gon
TwoSetViolin: "if you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly"
That was ben lee lol
I love how almost all of the comments are talking about Ling Ling even that this is not Twoset video.
You should focus more ob your intonation, even if you practice slowly and in the lower positions too!
Just a kind advice! 🙈
Van Hasting well if you practice slowly, you can practice quickly....Twoset fans will understand😂
She shouldn't have even try this piece yet. She can't press high position notes. Look at the high scale down before the bridge. Her fingers are like marshmallow pressing the strings...
@@waikikit2 But, is it wrong to try a piece, even though it's a little out of your capability to perform perfectly? We need to challenge ourselves to become better, whether it's sports, music, art, etc. I have done the same; tried to play something that I was not ready for. You know what? It definitely taught me where I was lacking, and gave me more clarity on what my weak areas are. Kudos to her for attempting (and she is improving)
What I like about you is despite all that you have gone through you always persevere and have a positive attitude.
I LLLLLLOVE this piece, but still haven't had the courage to make a video playing it. You did a really good job presenting it, and your video gave me the inspiration to finally record it myself and post it, thank you!!!! ❤️🎻😀
You call it practice, I call it PERFORMANCE! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
i would personally recommend using a drone note (in this case, it would be g, since the piece is in g minor) to focus your intonation into, as you could use a tad bit more work into your intonation. and also, use a metronome babe! it seems like your eighth notes turn into sixteenths and you come in too early or too late when coming out of rest. it’s a decent start, but it’s best to be a tad bit more contentious when learning a piece, especially one at this level. i know it feels great to be awesome at a piece, but the feeling of awesomeness comes later, when you’ve worked long, tedious hours:)
I second the use of the drone or some other bass line reference point of your choice to act as a tuning assistant. This top line is all supposed to spring from a solid foundation and playing it in isolation is making it harder. In context those bits where everyone else has dropped out are supposed to just float away in the stratosphere and then when it is tutti again and you are all back together perfectly it is magical. Without that support to throw you up there you don't really have anything to bounce off of.
How can the drone note help if you dont have perfect pitch or even a good ear? I use a tuner instead, is it wrong?
3:38 DOGGO IN THE WINDOW!
What the hell
How did you see that
that may be a squirrel 🗿
You inspire me
Even though I play the piano, you still inspire me to play music! Thank you ^-^
i swear i could not stop listening to how good she played this !!!
Thank you for:
A. Showing me that violin is not as scary as it sounds.
B. Giving me the actual reasons for better practicing habits!
Sounding nice! Keep at it. Your progress the past few years is amazing! A little advice I found helpful from one of my teachers: When practicing fast sections at a slower tempo, be sure to use shorter bow strokes that match the speed you want to play it at. When we practice quick passages at a slow tempo, we often use too much bow, and it doesn't match the bowing we want at a quicker pace.
You is not a violin noobie anymore :D
Ambar Rivera Yaa
:)
Are*
Mira Sözen Türk müsün ?
serdar talha ay evet
Holy cow girl, you've been working hard and have come along way. Also, really appreciate the hard work you put into the video, especially by showing the sheet-music and the following cursor. Sometimes when I look at sheet-music like this, I wonder if someone was actually playing a trick on musicians by just making cute geometric patterns on the staffs -- just to see what would happen when played -- LOL! Anyway, that was great. Hope your love for the violin stays with you forever. Take Care...
Yesterday I put this piece down in anger, it made me upset, cus I can't play it. Watching you try and succeed gives me itching in my fingers to try again!! Thankssss
Enjoy the pleasure of practicing,and the privilege to play such a beautiful instrument
Aqui falo do Brasil! Me anima e dá esperança, quando você começou a tocar, exatamente como eu toco agora, e agora você está tocando verão de Vivaldi!🙌👏 Então penso, também vou conseguir! Não canso de ver esse vídeo! 😂😂😂 Muito bom! Mesmo eu não entendendo nenhuma palavra do que você diz!
Cm vc tá hj no violino??
Some TH-camrs you click the like button instantly since you know it's gonna be a great video already. 😊
Any tips on how to play faster? My fingers don’t seem to want to.
Watching you gives me more confidence to pick up the violin as an adult learner, thank you!!
Do it. I am nearly 60. Just had my 8th lesson online. Already playing tunes. It's such a joy.
@@Helz777 That's so inspiring!
I personally think that classical music on instruments sound a lot better than like pop, and other kind of songs, it just sounds nice and calming and I love
I have 1 important question, how do you keep your hair like that?
alintro with a haircut
@@Hobbitbot3000 lol
I enjoyed this so much! Can you make a video on sight reading? I’m really struggling with it 😂
Gabriel Plays cello practice,practice,practice! I know people hate to hear that but I’m here to tell you from experience how just continuously practicing sight reading over and over and over some more helps. One day it will click.
Dee George I really hope so. When I practice sight reading, I feel like I’m not making any progress. Then I just get frustrated and give up for a couple days. It’s just been a sickle of that sense I got my cello.
You could practice with etudes! Wohlfahrt's etudes are available online, they might be useful!
Mahnoor Q. That’s a great idea! I’ve always just used scales to practice sight reading.
Read over the entire piece once before you attempt to play it. I have found that I fuck up whenever I don't read all the way through before attempting to play a piece, and this holds true for every instrument I've played.
Could you please tell me how to make the red ruler moving along with the music notes? Which software did you use for? Thank you.
Great video, nice to see someone post an honest video that reflects where a lot of us are at.
Love this video, reflecting so well the strugglings with a complicated piece ahah. I love the way you make jokes about this kind of situation. Thanks 😆
I dont play any instrument but boy was this entertaining to watch
Hang on if u are "noobie" how come u only have one fine tuner?
She probably got an antique violin from somewhere
Most people seem to use really REALLY old violins. It always confuses me where so many people get such ancient violins from...but I can't complain since I'm one of them, lol.
Anyway, if it IS really old, then those missing is reasonable.
@@noelic6744 most professionals only have one fine tuner in their e string
Blue Thunder, Yea. Makes sense.
5:45 your first finger has bad set, u should set your finger EASY without any combination
the thing about music is that people usually think that musicians just instantly get the song but what people dont realise is that most musicains played horribly at the start but with practise they become perfect
I love when you play your violin ,it's like hearing music from heaven
So brilliant, incredible! I just have no words!😍
She is really good 1 like=yay
I think she is nice
The look of intense concentration on your face at 5:40 and 5:50 was awesome!!! Getting so good!! Simply lovely as well.
and its great to see someone showing the hard work musicians put onto perfecting the song for people to see the the hardships we go through to get the songs they want the way they want
I’m trying to learn this piece for the first time too- love seeing you do so well with it!
But Ling Ling expects more from you he wants 40 hours of practice
I'm not even a violinist.Why the hell am i watching this?😂
Welcome! XD
Cuz she’s amazing that’s why
Cyreph Brittainne because it's just her PR and show. Watch Summer - Vivaldi by professional violinist and feel difference.
th-cam.com/video/yZV4dZuKavM/w-d-xo.html this is David Garret, professional sound.
Violin Lorellin
I prefer the Mari Samuelsen one
Ya sé que no hablas español...pero podrías traducir esto: para sacar una obra que no puedas con tu velocidad al principio, primero tocala lo más lento que puedas y después toca más rápido de lo que es, así ya no te parecerá incómoda la velocidad real y no tendrás que estar haciendo los cambios de tiempo en cada pasaje diferente **solo es un consejo**
sofia macias pizo I will try and translate. (Trataré y traducir)
“I don’t know that you don’t speak Spanish....but you could translate this: to take out a piece that you can’t (play) at the beginning, play it as slow as you can and after play it faster than what it was, so that you will not seem uncomfortable at the real spread and will not have to be doing the changes in time (tempo?) in each different passage. This is only advice
that fast part is the flight of the bumblebee of the violin
Hi there, cool to see you practice, make me wanna go play it now, good advice from your teacher too~
tEACH ME HOW TO READ THE SHEET MUSIC THAT FAST 🥺❤️ It already looks amazing! Keep up! 💞
nishi.yoshi it’s fine, I don’t know when she started this piece, but you should play it slowly until you get intonation and rhythm(even though it has to be much slower) down
0:42 practice at slow pace!!! You should be a violist Ling ling would be disappointed he doesn't hardly even know what slow pace means!!
Ling👏Ling👏
@@denissa.t3256
Same profile picture. Nice.
Did you just assume ling ling's gender
"you should be a violist" girl get out with your toxic negativity towards violists she's doing great at her instrument and violas are amazing you're literally ignorant.
@@jamesfitzgeraldpatricksain9471 Here comes the party pooper👏👏👏
We're all here making Two Set jokes but no one actually appreciated how amazing that was. I know there a few mistakes in intonation and stuff but it was extremely impressive! I know firsthand. I played this piece for almost three months before I perfected it and played it for an audience.
Im a beginner taking lessons. So inspiring!! You played beautifully!
Something that may be extra helpful:
When you practice a piece that is supposed to performed fast, practice it slowly (with a metronome) but keep the bow stroke the same as you would when played fast!
(So to clarify, if something is spiccato, practice it super slowly with a spiccato, and Lee from exaggerating your movements!)
Also! When you are practicing something slowly, it should be so slow it’s unrecognizable so you can really focus on the sound you’re producing! :)
Also!!!!!! “Practice rhythms” they are different rhythms for passages like the straight 1/16 note passages you practiced on cam for us! Keep up the great work!!!! You got this!💕🎻🎼
If you can't play it slowly....
Then play badminton with it.
No, use it as bass pick.
Bastante buena la práctica jajaja soy el único comentario en español por acá 🤣🤣🤣
Nop
Excelente, sólo un poco más rápido. Puse el video a velocidad 1.5 y se escucha muy bien.
Sigue así, saludos desde México :D
I'll keep praticing with this. Thank you.
I admire you!!!, I'm learning how to play the violin, I ADMIRE YOU!!❤❤❤
Hola hablo español, pero me parece que tocas muy bien el violín, y eres muy linga😊😊😉😏😊
Your violin teacher... practice slow
Y... BUT If YoU pLaY iT sLoWlY yOu CaN pLaY iT qUiCkLy
this isn't a ling ling comment, and none of you will see it :(
I enjoyed to watch playing the violin. Congratulations!
As a beginner myself, I find the red line going through the sheet music really useful. thanks for the video.
Her accent is sooouuu adorable
And those 'u's are on purpose
Why you are so amzing , love your vidio
:'v i love you❤ Costa Rica te ama :v
Queteto CR Costa Rica!
Claro mae :v
Queteto CR Todos los ticos te amamos!💖
Superb...
Practice is the key to success...
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WOW i have see you're progressvideo and you've grown so much! ur talented
Try to not change tempo in different parts. Good practice
Who the hell is Ling Ling 😳🤦🏼♀🤷🏼♀??? 🤣🤣🤣
Linda
Linda Linda~ 🎶
Robert
Oh Waker she's not saying a random name, "linda" means "pretty" in Portuguese. Judging by her name, she's probably Brazilian
I know. It was a joke. Linda is a name in languages where linda/belinda doesn't mean pretty or anything.
Michael
3 years have passed. I'm sure you play this song perfectly! )
You play violin so beautifully and perfectly!! ☺
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Is when she starts playing :/
You look like lily from how i met you r mother
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This January 29 ill start my violin lesson, and i cant wait to practice it😍😍😍😍😍
you make a good teacher . your struggles are our gains. i learned a piece of music so fast because how you broke it down and taught it. your intonation is great and your teacher and practice style shows. well done