Deciphering Paganini, Caprice No. 3 with associated etudes and practice exercises

[@ElsweyrDiego]

cool exercise drawing shapes and bowing at the same time!

[@SanTheViolinDude]

Haha ya makes you feel like a wizard

[@ComponCar12]

Excelente canal. Gracias!

[@ComponCar12]

Me gusta mucho esto. 10:23

[@SanTheViolinDude]

Gracias 🙏

[@GeejhayMariano]

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?

[@SanTheViolinDude]

Thank you. So for the bow exercise a lot of time the bow speed will change if something difficult happens in the left hand, like a lot of difficult notes or having to do a big vibrato.
So drawing shapes will force the brain to separate left and right arm, force it to control the bow speed even if something strange is happening in the left hand.
I came up with this while teaching a student 😅, he is about 6 and I couldn't make him slow down his bow speed when he does vibrato. But after this exercise he can separate his left and right arms a little better

[@ya_ya_ya.]

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

[@SanTheViolinDude]

😀 Do it 😄

[@oxoelfoxo]

yo, San!

[@SanTheViolinDude]

Yooo

[@john_37]

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

[@SanTheViolinDude]

Thank you, I'll need a lot of luck 🤞

[@SisselOnline]

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

[@SanTheViolinDude]

Ya ha ha, I can only imagine the stress of performing this live

[@atlantis9827]

Nice try