I never imagined that someone will take the time of almost half hour to analyze one single page of Bach's work. I am impressed that she produces so nice sounds without using vibrato, and using a baroque bow which seemed longer than the standard baroque bows. I also look at her chin rest which is unique and I think ( not 100% sure) that Maxim Vengerov uses the same chin rest. If I dare to comment , I would say that Bach was a bass man. He loved the bass notes , however Ms. Barton passes them quickly . producing the upper notes. To me I would do the first chords in 2 separate bows. One up bow starting from the tip to flash the bass lower notes and then rolling to the middle and tip. I apply this technique in many Bach chords not only here but in other works too. I will keep in mind the E natural versus the e flat. Great presentation Ms. Rachel
Having watched your presentation I then spent an hour playing nothing but this movement. I feel really inadequate with my attention to the detail but I am enormously grateful for your insights and you have changed my view of this music in a major way.
Thankyou Rachel. Very well done. An inspiration. Many good ideas. And thankyou also for not "imposing" too much but instead give us in Your gentle and charming way the feeling that we can choose those options we prefer and that are convenient for us. During the next time I shall restudy these six great masterworks. And tomorrow the first thing I shall do is to order a Barock Bow. (I never thought that I ever would ...) Greetings with many thanks from Germany.
On the e natural on measure 3, the Henle edition (urtext) put the flat there. I need to check the Joachim/Moser edition to see if the same is also done, when I get around to do my spring cleaning...
What kind of exercise would you recommend to someone who is already a musician but not a violin to memorize the violin arm reading notes on the beginner score for please... I take a long time to decipher which note is on the score.
I never imagined that someone will take the time of almost half hour to analyze one single page of Bach's work. I am impressed that she produces so nice sounds without using vibrato, and using a baroque bow which seemed longer than the standard baroque bows. I also look at her chin rest which is unique and I think ( not 100% sure) that Maxim Vengerov uses the same chin rest. If I dare to comment , I would say that Bach was a bass man. He loved the bass notes , however Ms. Barton passes them quickly . producing the upper notes. To me I would do the first chords in 2 separate bows. One up bow starting from the tip to flash the bass lower notes and then rolling to the middle and tip. I apply this technique in many Bach chords not only here but in other works too. I will keep in mind the E natural versus the e flat. Great presentation Ms. Rachel
Thank you so much for your kindness and humility for taking the time to simplicity teach these lessons...!!!
From the Brazil.
Having watched your presentation I then spent an hour playing nothing but this movement. I feel really inadequate with my attention to the detail but I am enormously grateful for your insights and you have changed my view of this music in a major way.
Very educational Rachel. Thanks for explaining!
Thankyou Rachel. Very well done. An inspiration. Many good ideas. And thankyou also for not "imposing" too much but instead give us in Your gentle and charming way the feeling that we can choose those options we prefer and that are convenient for us. During the next time I shall restudy these six great masterworks. And tomorrow the first thing I shall do is to order a Barock Bow. (I never thought that I ever would ...) Greetings with many thanks from Germany.
This was such an interesting listen and so helpful! Thank you so much for the in depth dissection, this is a gem :)
Such amazing class.You rock Rachel,you are so sweety❤xoxo💋
This video is extremely helpful，thank you！
Thanks so much for doing this!
On the e natural on measure 3, the Henle edition (urtext) put the flat there. I need to check the Joachim/Moser edition to see if the same is also done, when I get around to do my spring cleaning...
Awesome lesson.
What kind of exercise would you recommend to someone who is already a musician but not a violin to memorize the violin arm reading notes on the beginner score for please...
I take a long time to decipher which note is on the score.
1:46 😂