@@violinloungewait QUESTION so you DO NOT ADTUALLY play three notes at the same time for triple stops correct? You play the two lower and and the third is that right?
@@leif1075 when there are three notes at the same time to play you can either play a triple stop or a broken chord. Triple stop is played with a low contact point and pushing down the middle string a bit.
wooooooooooow! It is simply extraordinary Zlata, what you have done. On behalf of all violinists, I would like to say THANK YOU. I imagine all the effort it must have cost you to make this video: the necessary research, the preparation and production of the video and finally its publication. It's a small encyclopedia on bowing techniques that you offer with this work. A thousand times thank you
Thanks so much! Coming from the sample library world where all you get is what was sampled, this kind of comprehensive overview opens a world of possibilities.
This is fantastic! A complete guide to all the bow techniques I can think of (plus some I never thought about) with practical examples is not just fascinating for every violinist but an absolute must-have for violin teachers. I have downloaded it and will gratefully use it in my teaching. Thank you for making this!
My english is not so good but.... Muchas gracias por estas explicaciones, soy estudiante de violín en Perú, y me ayudó mucho este video. Gracias gracias.
Long, elaborate and enjoyable is what this video is about. It's well thought out, logical and to the point. Some compelling Paganini sets the tone and there are other beautiful moments too. The double stops sound good and The Andante that follows is sublime. You have talked of every bowing technique one can imagine and more! Probably soon I will come back to it for refreshment, because it's that good.
The authoritative encyclopedia of bow strokes by zlata. What a body of work and putting the timestamps in that's nice of you. I'm having enough trouble not squeaking like a cat. Honestly not all that much but when I start using the metronome and trying to have the proper beat and rhythm it's right back to squeaking like a 😺 haha but still it's a great resource for a lot of people and maybe someday me.
Fantastic video. Thank you for your hard work in putting this together. I imagine all these bow techniques apply to other stringed instruments as well as the violin…
Fantastic and thank you very much for such a full informations regarding strings instruments, it will be better if you can provide the composer and title of the short excerpt in this video for further studies as well :)
Here are the 18 most important ones: violinlounge.com/18-main-violin-bowing-techniques-with-examples-and-symbols-violin-lounge-tv-479/ and here are the 6 most common ones: violinlounge.com/6-common-violin-bow-strokes-violin-lounge-tv-476/
how fantastic that you have complied this. Thank you! Please what is that piece at the very beginning at 1.24 - simple detache bowing? beautiful I was mesmerised.
That rundbogen. My word. 😂 I was just listening to De Falla's Dance Espagnol (a piece still out of my league but it sounds so cool I'd love to learn) and the triple/quadruple stops in there for the life of me I could not figure out how to play those. Would love to hear how to do this or whether there is a special technique to play those?
Absolute masterpiece, it is really hard to distinguish each technique separately but, really inspiring that people made so many variations just from 2 degrees i.e pressure and time. I wonder how I was playing 60% of those even not knowing those are different. It really clarified my query about playing chords. Thank you very much ❤+1 Just one question, Is it possible to play inversions of chords? is there any special name for that?
Thanks so much! In two weeks or so I'm publishing a video on 7 ways to play chords on the violin and chord inversions are an option too. In the meantime see this article: violinlounge.com/chordchart
@@violinlounge I make bows for the viola da gamba using Australian hardwoods. I had a player make a comment about balzati when they tried a couple of my bows. It's a technique not normally used on the Viol. Was hoping you could explain it. Thanks, Andrew.
Find the 102 violin bowing techniques overview and links to all examples right here: violinlounge.com/violin-bowing-techniques/
Hope you can respond to my qiestion about contact point and pushing middle string please
And is it free I hope? I don't seea link on that page though to instructional videos though..
Hello what is the little infliction of the index finger means? Is it on the string or on the bowing hand?
@@christian1526 bow hand
I am beyond impressed and educated.
This was also very easy to follow with the examples in between.
🙏
Glad you enjoyed 👍🏻🎻
Girl, you went all the way IN! Thank you for this incredible resource.
My pleasure (and blood, sweat and tears, hahaha)
No one on TH-cam says that so clearly. You are so great ... thank you ...
You're so welcome!
@@violinloungewait QUESTION so you DO NOT ADTUALLY play three notes at the same time for triple stops correct? You play the two lower and and the third is that right?
@@leif1075 one does play three notes at the same time in a triple stop. In a broken chord you break them.
@@violinlounge how exactly..I your other video you said you play 2 and then 1 separately so can you zrify hiw do tou play all 3 at once?
@@leif1075 when there are three notes at the same time to play you can either play a triple stop or a broken chord. Triple stop is played with a low contact point and pushing down the middle string a bit.
I would say this is the best video about violin on TH-cam ever! Thank you so much for your efforts Zlata!
Glad you think so!
Thanks for a very helpful video!
wooooooooooow! It is simply extraordinary Zlata, what you have done. On behalf of all violinists, I would like to say THANK YOU.
I imagine all the effort it must have cost you to make this video: the necessary research, the preparation and production of the video and finally its publication.
It's a small encyclopedia on bowing techniques that you offer with this work. A thousand times thank you
You're so welcome, Binah. This has been months of hard work and I'm so happy I can finally share it now.
Color my world with bow strokes.
Thanks so much! Coming from the sample library world where all you get is what was sampled, this kind of comprehensive overview opens a world of possibilities.
Thank you so much!
Amazing video! Thank you so much for the content!
Thanks for watching ☺️
This is fantastic! A complete guide to all the bow techniques I can think of (plus some I never thought about) with practical examples is not just fascinating for every violinist but an absolute must-have for violin teachers. I have downloaded it and will gratefully use it in my teaching. Thank you for making this!
You're very welcome!
Thank you so much for making this video! I am a professional, but I use this to help me become a better teacher
That's great!
Extraordinary and even beyond extraordinary! Clear, precise and just
simply incredible. Thank you!
Wow, you’re so welcome 🥰
Thank you for all these useful information, great for composing and performing..!!
What a fabulous and well-organized collection!
You’re welcome ☺️
So much to know and learn
I will download this video and keep it for future reference, thank you so much ,good day......
Great!
Thank you soooo much for explaining these bow techniques 🥰!
My english is not so good but.... Muchas gracias por estas explicaciones, soy estudiante de violín en Perú, y me ayudó mucho este video. Gracias gracias.
You’re so welcome ☺️👍🏻🎻
Wow, Zlata!! I’m sure a LOT of work went into making this video!! Thanks so much for sharing!!!
Thanks for watching! Yes, months of work. I'm so happy it's finished and I can share it.
Fabulous lessons and explanations! This is brilliant. THANK YOU!
You're very welcome!
A great overview of the Bow Techniques. Really well explained. Thank you very much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Since 3 months started to learn Violin! All that is new for me, but interesting to listen to you!
You're welcome!
awesome video, I take my hat off at you Lady, I appreciate it so much
I’m happy to read that ☺️
Thank you for this fantastic resource!
You're very welcome!
Wonderful, thank you.
Thank you so much for your profound generosity! I can readily understand how much work went into this video. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Long, elaborate and enjoyable is what this video is about. It's well thought out, logical and to the point. Some compelling Paganini sets the tone and there are other beautiful moments too. The double stops sound good and The Andante that follows is sublime. You have talked of every bowing technique one can imagine and more! Probably soon I will come back to it for refreshment, because it's that good.
Wow, thank you!
Thank you so much this is a treasure I love your instructions and and I am going to put them to work.
You’re so welcome ☺️
Sehr vielen Dank für das Video!
Freut mich!
Thank you so much I love your spirit ❤️🔥💋❤️🔥
You’re so welcome ☺️
Zlata! YOUR FANTASTIC!
Thanks :)
Thank you so much for this demonstration, extremely useful...
You're very welcome!
Unreal video! Thank you thank you thank you! 10/10
You’re so welcome ☺️
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Very informative. New subscriber.
Thanks for the sub!
Woww this is so helpful !!!
Thank you Zlata !!! 💐❤️🎻
My pleasure!
Amazing and fun to watch - just subscribed 😉
Welcome aboard!
I am going to see performances and how I have heard pieces in a clearer way now. Thanks ;)
Excellent!
Thank you sooo much this is so helpful now I need to get practicing
You are so welcome!
The authoritative encyclopedia of bow strokes by zlata. What a body of work and putting the timestamps in that's nice of you.
I'm having enough trouble not squeaking like a cat. Honestly not all that much but when I start using the metronome and trying to have the proper beat and rhythm it's right back to squeaking like a 😺 haha but still it's a great resource for a lot of people and maybe someday me.
Haha, thanks!
Excelent compilation Zlata , definitely will share this video a lot. Thanks for this wonderful resource.
Thank you so much for sharing. It means a lot for me!
This is absolutely amazing work!
Glad you think so!
Thank you so much for this awesome and very useful video ❤️
Most welcome 😊
thank for this vedio really help us..
It's my pleasure
Great reference! Thank you!
Glad you enjoy!
Thank you so much it is very useful ❤️💕
You’re welcome ☺️
This is so useful, thank you so much for your efforts!! So precious! ❤️
You’re so welcome ☺️
You are a genius
Hahaha, thanks, just passing the flame :)
Thank you zlata 💕💝
You're so welcome!
Great informative video! Thank you. Just had to comment as a guitar player... 35:02 Smoke on the Water on the cello? Couldn't resist ;)
Fantastic video. Thank you for your hard work in putting this together. I imagine all these bow techniques apply to other stringed instruments as well as the violin…
Definitely!
@@violinlounge That’s just as well, as I am learning the ‘cello!
Fantastic and thank you very much for such a full informations regarding strings instruments, it will be better if you can provide the composer and title of the short excerpt in this video for further studies as well :)
All pieces are linked at www.violinlounge.com/bowing
You had that light whistling sound like harmonics going on in the last video sadness and misery I can't think of the name of it
It was a bit of flautando and morendo
Let God bless u a million times and million ways ...
Aw, thank you and blessings!
What is the prep I have to do to join your classes as I m a simple violinist in church every Sunday and festivals
Also can u do a video on music theory list pls
@@kumarraja4089 You don't need a specific kind of prep as I'm welcoming students of all levels and meet them where they're at.
@@kumarraja4089 This is a very broad topic. Do you have a specific question?
Please explain why you stop giving examples of the bowing techniques on your violin 😢, that was so HELPFUL at the beginning!!
Oops, I thought with the examples it wasn't necessary. Check out the other bowing videos on my channel.
What are the most popular bowing techniques in violin one of the 102 bowing technique???
Here are the 18 most important ones: violinlounge.com/18-main-violin-bowing-techniques-with-examples-and-symbols-violin-lounge-tv-479/ and here are the 6 most common ones: violinlounge.com/6-common-violin-bow-strokes-violin-lounge-tv-476/
I like that son file
Me too!
@@violinlounge and 08:56 that bow! Never saw anything like that.
You are the educator extraordinaire.
how fantastic that you have complied this. Thank you! Please what is that piece at the very beginning at 1.24 - simple detache bowing? beautiful I was mesmerised.
You're welcome. All pieces are listed at www.violinlounge.com/bowing
That rundbogen. My word. 😂 I was just listening to De Falla's Dance Espagnol (a piece still out of my league but it sounds so cool I'd love to learn) and the triple/quadruple stops in there for the life of me I could not figure out how to play those. Would love to hear how to do this or whether there is a special technique to play those?
For triple stops try bowing closer to the fingerboard
@@violinlounge Will try. Many thanks for the advise.❤
where is your punta d'arco exert from? thanks - I need it for a level music listening references
Here are all the excerpts from the video: violinlounge.com/violin-bowing-techniques/
What is the example song called in the part about accented detaché with bite
All examples are linked at www.violinlounge.com/bowing
Hi dee why you not come to Bharat to enjoying match today
Separated legato seems best for jazz. Does anyone have insight into this?
Hooked bowing also a lot
Absolute masterpiece, it is really hard to distinguish each technique separately but, really inspiring that people made so many variations just from 2 degrees i.e pressure and time. I wonder how I was playing 60% of those even not knowing those are different. It really clarified my query about playing chords.
Thank you very much ❤+1
Just one question, Is it possible to play inversions of chords? is there any special name for that?
Thanks so much! In two weeks or so I'm publishing a video on 7 ways to play chords on the violin and chord inversions are an option too. In the meantime see this article: violinlounge.com/chordchart
@@violinlounge That would be great, it will help many of us self taught. Thank you again.
103 circular bowing 😊
Yay, indeed!
Great video, thanks. Can you please tell me what the balzati bowing technique is?
Ah, I must have missed it. Where have you read about it?
@@violinlounge I make bows for the viola da gamba using Australian hardwoods. I had a player make a comment about balzati when they tried a couple of my bows. It's a technique not normally used on the Viol. Was hoping you could explain it. Thanks, Andrew.
@@andrewedwards3226 sorry, never heard of it 🙈
@@violinlounge No worries, I'll ask the player what it is. It might be a different name for a technique that you have covered in your video.
@@andrewedwards3226 now I’m curious 😁
Oh, if watching would work as well as practice
😅
1:54 why does that one violinist look so sad? what happened?
Maybe nervous moment before her concertmaster solo?
8:55 More like the sacrilegious chords 😂
😷102
Yeah 😎💪🏻🎻
Violin is hard😒
Yes, but worth it 👍🏻
Excellent video, thank you very much ❤
@@3009arod you’re so welcome ☺️