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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2024
- Roy Sonne guides you through the first movement in this iconic violin opus -- Vivaldi's Four Seasons are perhaps the best known violin works ever written, He deals with style, bow strokes, sonority, and the sounds of nature, referring back to the poem which provides the imagery for this movement. For more like this SchoolofViolinA...
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9 years later and you’ve helped me alot❤❤❤thank you very much ❤❤❤
So well guided. When you hear it the best way compared to the weak way the right way is so clear. Please continue to show what not to do. Thank you so much.
Everytime I watch these masterclasses, you remind me how important it is to find the story in the music. Thanks so much for that!! :)
Thanks, Nathan, for your continuing enthusiasm and support. Looking forward to hearing you and meeting you in person one of these days. Very best wishes.
I found you again 😂
This helps me understand the piece so much. Clear explanation and video, i can see the fingering clearly. Thank you!
Thank you for breaking this piece down in parts. It helps me so much even though I do not have the music to it. Someone I know wants to hear me play this one on my violin
You can download the music from imslp.org
Your videos are fabulous, I'm learning a lot from the "do this, not this"! Thank you very much for sharing!
+Jose M Christ Thanks in turn to you, Jose. Best wishes for violinistic fulfillment
Thank you for this. I am currently learning this piece and your breakdown of the fast triplets after the storm really helped me.
Wonderful! Please don't hesitate to ask any questions.
@@roysonne I would only ask if you could go into detail about how to nail that fast triplet section after the storm. I struggle with the intonation on that whole part (from B up to E and then down to G#). So far I have recorded myself playing it on piano very slowly and have been playing that back on a loop and trying to follow along but it's not as effective as I had hoped.
I think that's the hardest part of the piece, so any additional thoughts you can give on nailing that would be awesome.
@@ericwarncke I would be happy to meet with you on Skype or Zoom, preferably Skype, and have a session on that passage. You can contact me at roysonne@aol.com or else on FB.
Hola Daniel. Muchisimas gracias por su comentario tan amable. Yo habia pensado hacer otro video con los otros movimentos pero resulta q no encontre tanto para decir como el primer movimento. Mientras tanto, le invito visitar mi sitio donde Vd. puede ver una cantidad de material que le podria interesar. Saludos y gracias.
I hope you do winter as well
Hello, Roy. Thanks for this- I always needed a guide for the Presto passages, and you explained that with your poetic precision. Well played!
Thank you, Robert. Delighted to be able to help.
Thanks a lot for this great introduction and overview of different moods with according techniques, Roy. Looking forward to more :)
Great lesson
This was so, so helpful! Thank you so much!
Beautiful! Mr Sonne you are a real poet! I like that you demonstrated the light martele and the rest of subtleties that Vivaldi intended Bravo :)
Many thanks, Francisco.
me: start playing violin just for a hobby and to relax
Vivaldi: hahahaha poor boy, now let work
@7:45 If you are lucky enough to play this with an orchestra.....hahahaha you made my day! Thanks!
I'm playing this with an orchestra in March :)
Thank you for many of your videos that helping me learning violin a lot from czardas to this video. Although I'm very good at correct grammars, I can understand of what you are teaching through the sound of music. Really great teaching. Thanks Roy, hope you publish more incredible videos!
Sr. Roy Sonne hace un tiempo le comente sobre Vivaldi y las Cuatro Estaciones le agradesco el video esta genial si pudiera subir los otros movimientos seria tambien de gran ayuda le doy las gracias por la atencion
Thank you
Obrigado Mestre. Here is Schubert Zimmerer from Brasil. You make my violin playing grows fast and beautiful. Thanks a lot.
Obrigado, Schbert Zimmer. Thanks in turn to you !!
Obrigado, Schubert. You have a good musical name !!!
You're the best
I really enjoy this video Roy, thank you.
This is fantastic!!! Best ever explanation
Thank you ! love for violin always
Hello Roy, greetings from the UK! I must say, you have a very unique way to explain how these pieces should be played, it's like poetry. I thoroughly enjoy listening to your posts, in fact I listen to them multiple times and when I play through the music myself I can hear your words of guidance in my head. Thanks for all your efforts in posting :o)
Muktar Sayeed, many thanks. It's comments like your's that make all the hard work worth while. Very best wishes for violinistic growth and fulfillment.
I'm from Brazil.
Show !
Thank you !
very informative ! thank you so much
from Iran
Very didactic, helpful and kind way to teach. Thak you very much, for this material.
And thanks to you, Pamela for your appreciation.
God Bless u Master ! Thanck's for your Brasilian pupil ! Care on Please ! Great Study
Wonderful! Could you upload the other movements too?
Very helpful and fun thank you.
Ah what an interesting evening it will be to have whiskey with someone like you. A masterclass in music and story telling.
fab ta, fascinating even though i only play the uke! xxx
Very good! Thanks..
Thank you so much
At around 10:40, are you going up that passage from first position all the way up to Fourth position for that C sharp, or are you going first position, third position, then fourth position?
you seem like a nice guy roy good luck to you
can you do a detail tutorial how to do the vibrato and trill for this song?
Yes please
Hello, I am Thomas from HK. Do you have a class for Summer? Thank you.
Hello Thomas: Many thanks for your question. I don't have a class for summer.
Thank you for your reply. It would be great if you could do one masterclass for summer.
Right now I'm not making new videos, but I'll certainly keep it in mind. Thanks again for your enthusiasm.
Where do you teach violin?
Pittsburgh.
Nice bow grip
FAB...AWESOME...AND FREE
u r just so awesome : )
I dont know how to read a notes,please make a tutorial video tnx :)
Can you please do summer storm please
Hi Ruth -- Thanks for your request. I'm not making new videos right now. I'll keep you posted when that changes.
Que belleza!!
Gracias, Fergusson
It's fantastic... I am having difficult to read the notes on the video. It's impossible to see... Any one else?
What notes?
@@roysonne , Thanks for answering me! I mean, on your left hand, when you press the strings, sometimes it's difficult to see which string you're pressing with your left hand.
Is this a video lesson for beginners?
Thank you!
Can you make a video about preludium and allegro by Kreisler especially on bar 69 to 89 pls thnx.
Hi Johnnyboy. That's a worthwhile topic for a video. I don't have time in the immediate future for this. A couple of tips. Find the repeated patterns. The music falls into groups and so does the fingering. Kreisler's fingerings are good. Keep it simple. In the double stop passage, starting in the second bar it can all be in first position. Play this passage slightly off the string for cleanliness.
Thnx Roy Sonne.
matur suksma
You're very welcome!
Hello sir while you play can you possibly display notation so that it can be understood even better. You are doing a Great thing so your playing. Thanks a lot.
That´s a great idea, Peter. Many thanks.
8:12
There this squiggly line in measure 13. In think you play it at 0:56. I have not clue what it is. If you could tell me name of it please.
It's a short trill.
Donde podre comprar un violin de esa marca vuanto cuesta
Mi violín fue hecho por Phillip Injeian de Pittsburgh. Puedes visitar su sitio web www.masterviolinshop.com/
sir I want to learn it please teach me
+Bobby Krisna Dewantara Hello Bobby, Thanks for your response and request. I am not doing online lessons at this point. I encourage you to find a teacher in your area. Best wishes for violinistic satisfaction and progress.
thnx for 7:38
it's helpful to practice without teacher.
Dude high af (Y
good lesson though he is out of tune.