Hello and thanks for watching! Basically this piece is built on a mix of sautillé and ricochet. To achieve best results you use very few muscle groups because you only give small impulses to let the bow jump by itself. So the arm remains loose and makes only very few small movements when changing strings, so it isn‘t tiring :)
Very fine, But, it is felt the very tense playing. One commentator argued about the wrong technique, which I cannot say about right now. However if we compare her performance with th-cam.com/video/WqSHUWbrTD8/w-d-xo.html we can clearly confirm her playing as tense and "dense", meaning the tones are not separated enough so the impression is somewhat smudged sound. Sorry.
Hey, thanks for watching and your comment! Your observation, though is obviously wrong. With a tence right arm or using a wrong technique I couldn‘t play this piece or other pieces you can listen on my channel in the correct way 💚
@@violinlucja9851 Your tense arm creates an ugly, scratchy sound throughout the piece , and your ears are obviously already oblivious to it . My observation stands, your right arm is tense. You are a good violinist, but far from the best, aren't you? Too much self-confidence is never a good thing. I know, you are probably brought up to not be able to cope with any criticism, but I urge you to listen to the same piece as best violinists play it, and then yours - yours will be unbearable. You have good skill otherwise. Your neck and head is also very tense, painful to look at. OK, if you are not interested in improving, stay where you are, some amateurs will be happy to listen.
@@violinlucja9851 put a plaster around your wrist - you will see that the plaster will stay intact - as if your wrist joint does not exist. Perlman has a good joke about it.
Brilliant ❤
Bravo !!! 💥💥💥
Bravo!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Excellent!
Brava!
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Amazing, I must ask though, is your arm get tired after an entire run through of this? Or are you actually relaxed the entire time?
Hello and thanks for watching! Basically this piece is built on a mix of sautillé and ricochet. To achieve best results you use very few muscle groups because you only give small impulses to let the bow jump by itself. So the arm remains loose and makes only very few small movements when changing strings, so it isn‘t tiring :)
those hand movements dont even look possible thats insane
Very fine,
But, it is felt the very tense playing. One commentator argued about the wrong technique, which I cannot say about right now. However if we compare her performance with th-cam.com/video/WqSHUWbrTD8/w-d-xo.html we can clearly confirm her playing as tense and "dense", meaning the tones are not separated enough so the impression is somewhat smudged sound.
Sorry.
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Very tense right arm, wrong technique
Hey, thanks for watching and your comment! Your observation, though is obviously wrong. With a tence right arm or using a wrong technique I couldn‘t play this piece or other pieces you can listen on my channel in the correct way 💚
@@violinlucja9851 Your tense arm creates an ugly, scratchy sound throughout the piece , and your ears are obviously already oblivious to it . My observation stands, your right arm is tense. You are a good violinist, but far from the best, aren't you? Too much self-confidence is never a good thing.
I know, you are probably brought up to not be able to cope with any criticism, but I urge you to listen to the same piece as best violinists play it, and then yours - yours will be unbearable. You have good skill otherwise.
Your neck and head is also very tense, painful to look at.
OK, if you are not interested in improving, stay where you are, some amateurs will be happy to listen.
@@violinlucja9851 put a plaster around your wrist - you will see that the plaster will stay intact - as if your wrist joint does not exist. Perlman has a good joke about it.