I noticed that you removed the "1,3 finger support system" that you were using in the first 2 minuets.Could you please clarify when we're sure to remove the support.
These lessons are great... I am stalled on Minuet 2 right now but I'm looking forward to working on this piece soon as it is one of the nicer pieces in the Suzuki books.
Hello ma'am! I am also on and off violin and SUZUKI method also helps me a lot. and as I keep returning to the early pieces now I have fuller information. this piece is Chorale Cantata "Ach, lieben Christen seid getrust" BWV 114 (BCA 139) written in 1724. The opus is from his second cantata cycle, when he was Thomaskantor in Leipzig based on a hymn of penitence by Johannes Gigas (1561). i just wanted to add, as i found i researched for it although not very clear, people will find it easier to retrieve. it was a painstaking effort and yet there are ones i couldn't identify.
So glad you're making videos again.
So thrilled with your learning tips. Just playing along with you twice through this video improved my playing more than hours of practicing never did!
So profesional as always. Thank you so much.
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Estou estudando essa lição, otima explicação. .. Agradeço!
I noticed that you removed the "1,3 finger support system" that you were using in the first 2 minuets.Could you please clarify when we're sure to remove the support.
The only place you would set the 3 and 1 is in measure 27 as demonstrated in the video. Thanks!
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These lessons are great... I am stalled on Minuet 2 right now but I'm looking forward to working on this piece soon as it is one of the nicer pieces in the Suzuki books.
Hello ma'am! I am also on and off violin and SUZUKI method also helps me a lot. and as I keep returning to the early pieces now I have fuller information. this piece is Chorale Cantata "Ach, lieben Christen seid getrust" BWV 114 (BCA 139) written in 1724. The opus is from his second cantata cycle, when he was Thomaskantor in Leipzig based on a hymn of penitence by Johannes Gigas (1561). i just wanted to add, as i found i researched for it although not very clear, people will find it easier to retrieve. it was a painstaking effort and yet there are ones i couldn't identify.
Very solid - sending this to my students! =)
You've helped me out tremendously, thank you!