Thank you so, so, so much for this, you wonderful being!!! Absolute life saver. I promised my teacher I would learn Happy Farmer and Gavotte in two weeks. Needless to say, I lost my shit when I spent one week on on the first and realised I would have needed both weeks for Gavotte! This saved me so much headache in trying to cram it all in a one-week stress-fest. Thanks for giving my practice sessions more structure. I am eternally grateful! EDIT: I smashed that subscribe button like my violin performance depended on it!
Wow what an incredible tutorial! im currently at this point in the books so i was happy to find this. Just absolutely packed with helpful information and presented with an incredibly easy to understand fashion. Tank you so much!
Thank you for your videos. I am forwarding these links to my students, during this pandemic. I am teaching online and there have been glitches in the audio, so I appreciate your expertise and clear instructions. You've been a help to my students.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, IVE BEEN STUCK ON THIS PIEACE FOR 2 WEEKS NOW! IF I HAVN'T CLICKED ON THIS VIDEO, WHO KNOWS I MIGHT BE STILL STUCK HERE once again thank you! (u earned a sub)
Hi Corinne. I love your videos, they have helped me a lot, I have been studying the violin for ten months and your tips have helped me a lot. Will you create new videos with tips for the Suzuki 2? Greetings and thanks again!
Great presentation, except I wonder, "Should a Book #1 student really be playing with vibrato?" Or, are you doing it just out of habit? The mark of a good teacher is the willingness to play a student piece at the performance level that the student is expected to play, not what the teacher can play. How else is the student expected to know how their performance should sound? Violin teachers who cannot stop themselves from doing vibrato and piano teachers who cannot keep their foot off the damper pedal or stop themselves from inserting trills into such pieces as Bach's Minuet in G are typical offenders. It's one of the biggest turn offs. I've always been impressed with your earlier videos for you NOT using vibrato. Why are you doing it this time? I think it's really inappropriate at this level.
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I am excited to go practice this morning. I am 68 and started a year and a half ago. working on this piece now.
thank you,i learn all suzuki book 1 song from you, today i almost finish this last song of book 1. my sellf taught journey is already success forr me.
Thank you so, so, so much for this, you wonderful being!!! Absolute life saver. I promised my teacher I would learn Happy Farmer and Gavotte in two weeks. Needless to say, I lost my shit when I spent one week on on the first and realised I would have needed both weeks for Gavotte! This saved me so much headache in trying to cram it all in a one-week stress-fest. Thanks for giving my practice sessions more structure. I am eternally grateful! EDIT: I smashed that subscribe button like my violin performance depended on it!
Wow what an incredible tutorial! im currently at this point in the books so i was happy to find this. Just absolutely packed with helpful information and presented with an incredibly easy to understand fashion. Tank you so much!
Thank you for your videos. I am forwarding these links to my students, during this pandemic. I am teaching online and there have been glitches in the audio, so I appreciate your expertise and clear instructions. You've been a help to my students.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, IVE BEEN STUCK ON THIS PIEACE FOR 2 WEEKS NOW! IF I HAVN'T CLICKED ON THIS VIDEO, WHO KNOWS I MIGHT BE STILL STUCK HERE
once again thank you! (u earned a sub)
I have really learnt a lot from this. Thank you so much!
You’re the best teacher!!! 🥰🌹🌹🌹🙌🏻🙌🏻
Great tips!!👍 Thank you 😊
Great Teacher. Extremely helpful tips. Thanks so much, Coreen.
Very nice good juob
Thank you this is so helpful.
Thanks for your detailed videos.
Agradecida 🌸
Sou iniciante, e seu geito de ensinar, me ajuda muito!
Obrigado! Deus te abençoe!
Thanks ❤ it’s really helpful
Please Take a video for mustee book 2
My daughter likes this a lot!
It helped me a lot Thank you.
Thank you so much😘
So helpful thank you!
Thanks
Very helpful - Thank you! I've been working through book 1 and the Gavotte is certainly challenging, especially the string crossings in the 2nd half
Thank you 💕
Hi Corinne. I love your videos, they have helped me a lot, I have been studying the violin for ten months and your tips have helped me a lot. Will you create new videos with tips for the Suzuki 2? Greetings and thanks again!
Thank you! And making some tip videos for book 2 is still on my to-do list ;)
감사합니다!!!
Great presentation, except I wonder, "Should a Book #1 student really be playing with vibrato?" Or, are you doing it just out of habit? The mark of a good teacher is the willingness to play a student piece at the performance level that the student is expected to play, not what the teacher can play. How else is the student expected to know how their performance should sound? Violin teachers who cannot stop themselves from doing vibrato and piano teachers who cannot keep their foot off the damper pedal or stop themselves from inserting trills into such pieces as Bach's Minuet in G are typical offenders. It's one of the biggest turn offs. I've always been impressed with your earlier videos for you NOT using vibrato. Why are you doing it this time? I think it's really inappropriate at this level.