LVL 1 - Twinkle Little Star
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2016
- A simple yet widely renown little melody.
This is the basic violin theme to play to familiarize yourself with your beautiful instrument. Have fun playing it and after, you'll be ready to step up your game! - เพลง
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Best beginner lessons on the Internet!
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True, Youre a really great teacher.. the video on reading music for beginners was the best and easiest to understand.. I like the structure and approach.. Great lessons. I really enjoy them. Thanks alot
It was absolutely remarkable. thank you so so very much.
OMG this is such a great video! I barely leave comment under videos, but I have to say this is the best tutorial video ever! It's so much more useful than the ones keep talking repeated stuff for 10mins but never actually play the violin. Wish you the best!
really great video! first i've seen like this thank you!
Thank you, this is also the foundation for playing the piano. So when the piano meets the orchestra the music sounds great. Melody, harmony and rhythm brought together for Mozart's piano concerto no. 23. In all 3 sections of Allegro, andante and allegro assai.
There is a piano version of that in the Yamaha 50 Classical Masterpieces book. But it has been arranged in C major.
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Thank you sir ...God bless ...more videos please
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thank you! Your words mean a lot to me! I am practicing a few songs on piano that I'd like to turn into violin tutorials! So... soon!
Fantastic tutorials from a very likeable down to earth dude.
thank you tony, right back at you!
great patience you have
it feels good while learning with you step by step
It is an honor for me :)
Excellent
I'm not interested with the song but i learn a lot from your simple explanation
Sir it is very very beautiful ❤️☺️☺️ super training
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wow, this is an awesome video. Thank you so much.
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Thank you.
no, thank you!
If I could request , do you mind doing a tutorial on playing the length of the note? like how long we bow a half note, quarter note etc?
Tony Shamoil that is a great idea. I cover it a little bit on the "how to read notes" tutorial but I should definitely do something more in depth.
Measure By Measure thank you so much ! looking forward to your future tutorials
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Nice....... dude I'm practicing it
I'm glad to hear it!
thanks sir bcoz of you i know the violin basic
good, that is the idea, thank you!
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My music teacher tells me how important it is to practice with the metronome and stay with it or it won't sound like music.
Excelent
Question I have is about bow pressure... I am self taught, and I haven't found in any videos... I found when I first started, I would always place too much pressure on the bow, causing the squeaks. What I found one day while playing along with your videos, was I had to let up on the bow pressure. It's just barely a touch, in comparison to how I was first playing. Does that seem right?
yes that seems absolutely perfect, the grip on your bow has to be very lose and relaxed as well. As if somebody were to bump you, you'd drop the bow.
Wait i dont get it, it wants you to play stacatto only on one note or the entire piece ?
And on what string is the F sharp
Adult beginner here: I never get the tones sound normal in the first and second position even though I got a marking tape on my violin. I then tried to get the tone slightly above or under the marking, but nothing seems to work. Any advise?
marking tape is not 100% reliable, it's more of a guide. The tonality can be affected in many ways, the most common being the amount of humidity in the air, or the positioning of your bridge.
The best way to get a good grasp and play in tune is to trust your ears more than anything else. If it sounds wrong it probably is.
Have a luthier reposition those tapes, it's not exactly the same for every violin.
@@measurebymeasure3605 there is an app called bandmate that will tell you what note you're playing
Please on which string will I play the'' LL'' note be when playing little star song
LL note?!
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aww thank you! I have had some very rough years lately but I hold this channel in my heart. I will be back
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thank you brother!
hello I'm 20 and I have a violin but I have no idea how to play do you think I can learn on my own?
yes of course! If you see that you're getting good at it and really like it, then I'd highly suggest you get a teacher. But you can start on your own no problem
thanks and much appreciated! But where is the music sheet?
there is none. I had to take down the website because I made more losses than gains with it. You always have the music sheet on screen.
Sorry to hear that and good luck next time. All the best
thank you and you too. I hope what´s there will help :)
I dont know a video you made that does not give me revelation about one thing or another
I’m able to play twinkle twinkle little star, but the next part how u wonder etc etc isn’t tuning at all! Please help!
Are you following the tutorial? I show it note for note there. Also, it will take some practice. Unfortunately violin will fight back a lot the first few times!
@@measurebymeasure3605 I got it! The notes r different for different violins , so I changed the positions of my fingers a bit down and I got them, thank you!
@@sunandhasri9769 yes, absolutely! Play with your ears, not your fingers!!
Good job figuring that out!