This is by far the BEST bow-hold video on TH-cam‼️ Children take those cute rhymes and truly have them for life. As an adult student, we usually don’t hear these rhymes or they are simply not taught to us, so THANK YOU!!! I believe they are essential‼️❣️‼️
Thank you, Steven! I still need to get your new CD!!! I would love it if you sent me a link....to help me find it....can't wait to hear the whole thing! (you can post your link here if you like)
It’s a mini-album I composed mostly for repeat customers of my on-line show. While signing the CD I also have the opportunity to tell a joke or share some insights. Hope you like these tracks‼️❣️‼️
I love the way you reference the fingers being curved, curved, curved! Mr. Galamian always said that the fingers of the bow hand were like the springs of a car-they need to work the same way or you're going to have a very rough ride! Those of us who've experienced this really understand what he meant!
This channel is phenomenal. I found you on Instagram and I followed you over to here. I am a beginning adult. Your posts are great Gold Nuggets of Inspiring info. Thank you so much.
I need this so much. I didn't get to learn the bow hold in my 1st violin lesson (don't know if it's because it's a 30mins lesson so he is rushing)and I was so confused about how to hold it and didn't know if I'm practicing basic rythm in the correct form. Thank you for walking me through the bow hold!
Hi Vicky, 30 minutes goes by so fast, it is hard to fit everything in. If you think you have a good teacher, be patient. Practice what he teaches you in each lesson. If you have questions that he hasn't answered, ASK THEM AT THE BEGINNING OF YOUR LESSON so he can make time for it. If you think you have a bad teacher, you can find GREAT teachers on the Suzuki Association's "Find-a-Teacher" feature on their website. But give your teacher a shot, and don't hesitate to ask questions, and tell him what you want and need. Good luck!
NAMASTE MAA 🙇♂️🌹🌹🌹 (The Master Mother )..!! 🌹🌹🌹Love From India 🌹🌹🌹 Your All Videos Give Me The Devine Guideline About Violin..! I Really Want To Meet You..! - Shrirang Kshatriya, Violin and Sitar Student, Mumbai Maharashtra India.
Your way is the best! 😉 Thank you for the detailed explanation and presentation which is exactly what I've been taught and teach.👍. I will recommended your video to my pupils.
Hi Laura, what is the item you use to build up the leather lapping? I have a cheaper bow with fake leather and would like something like you use. (Blue foam thingie:) I have your vibrato course and love it. Thanks!
Hi Brooke, Sorry to be so slow. I got behind on comments! So, you can purchase REAL violin bow foam, called "VIO-TECH" foam. It is expensive. Or, you can go to an office supply store and purchase pencil foams. That's what the blue thing is. I had to use a tiny bit of olive oil to get it over my leather because I had thick cow-hide underneath. Honestly, the Viotech is superior. And it's only like $14 for 2 pieces. But the foam wears out and needs replaced yearly. Show me your vibrato some day!
Debbie, I just really like a nice fat cushion. It really helps my bow hand to stay relaxed. I usually request "cowhide" on my bows because it is thicker than lizard skin....but my thumb nail keeps gouging out a hole in the cowhide, so the foam covers up the gouge spot, plus gives me extra cushion.
The discussion about the pinky is naturally resolved by the length of the students pinky. When it is too long it wont work anyways. When the pinky it relatively short compared to the other fingers it is much more „natural“ to use your preference. Also I am not convinced that the axis your proposing is that useful for the required dexterity on the violin. All comes down to the shape of the hand.
I wanted to provide a framework and specific reference points for students. Of course, all hands are different, and that must be taken into consideration.
That's a pretty good idea! I think for the average hand, the anchor point I named (end of the ebony) is a pretty good target....unless a student has to STRETCH to reach that. I find the most common problem is that students are stretching BEYOND that spot....and it makes their pinky go straight and rigid. But yeah, main thing is: stay bent, stay relaxed!
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You should teach advance students on all different techniques 😊. They will thank you for this 😊. LEARNED A LOT from you
Thanks Heifetz87! Working on it!
Probably the best bow hold video you tube.
Thank you, Debbie!
This is by far the BEST bow-hold video on TH-cam‼️ Children take those cute rhymes and truly have them for life. As an adult student, we usually don’t hear these rhymes or they are simply not taught to us, so THANK YOU!!! I believe they are essential‼️❣️‼️
Thank you, Steven!
I still need to get your new CD!!! I would love it if you sent me a link....to help me find it....can't wait to hear the whole thing! (you can post your link here if you like)
It’s a mini-album I composed mostly for repeat customers of my on-line show. While signing the CD I also have the opportunity to tell a joke or share some insights. Hope you like these tracks‼️❣️‼️
I love the way you reference the fingers being curved, curved, curved! Mr. Galamian always said that the fingers of the bow hand were like the springs of a car-they need to work the same way or you're going to have a very rough ride! Those of us who've experienced this really understand what he meant!
Interesting! Thank you for sharing that about Galamian. I LOVE his book"Principles of Violin Playing and Teaching".
Such a great teacher!!! Excelente!!Gracias por los tips!!Saludos desde España!!
You are very kind, thank you!
I really appreciate your detailed teachings. You explain things so well. Thank you!
Thank you. I appreciate you!
This channel is phenomenal. I found you on Instagram and I followed you over to here. I am a beginning adult. Your posts are great Gold Nuggets of Inspiring info. Thank you so much.
So glad you found me! I started doing Instagram....but couldn't follow through consistently. So I'm very happy you hopped over here!
Thanks Lora! What a brilliant lesson!
Hi, I'm Iranian. I was very keen to learn violin from various sites but did not find anything. Your training is excellent
thank you
So glad! Best of luck to your violin learning!
I love your tutorial. You are amazing when you share such detailed techniques. Thank you
I'm glad you like them. Keep up the good work!
I need this so much. I didn't get to learn the bow hold in my 1st violin lesson (don't know if it's because it's a 30mins lesson so he is rushing)and I was so confused about how to hold it and didn't know if I'm practicing basic rythm in the correct form. Thank you for walking me through the bow hold!
Hi Vicky, 30 minutes goes by so fast, it is hard to fit everything in. If you think you have a good teacher, be patient. Practice what he teaches you in each lesson. If you have questions that he hasn't answered, ASK THEM AT THE BEGINNING OF YOUR LESSON so he can make time for it. If you think you have a bad teacher, you can find GREAT teachers on the Suzuki Association's "Find-a-Teacher" feature on their website. But give your teacher a shot, and don't hesitate to ask questions, and tell him what you want and need. Good luck!
As always, your videos are very informative. Thank you!
Thank you, Scrober417. I appreciate that.
NAMASTE MAA 🙇♂️🌹🌹🌹 (The Master Mother )..!! 🌹🌹🌹Love From India 🌹🌹🌹
Your All Videos Give Me The Devine Guideline About Violin..! I Really Want To Meet You..! - Shrirang Kshatriya, Violin and Sitar Student, Mumbai Maharashtra India.
You are so kind! Thank you for your kind words, and best of luck in your violin and sitar journey!
Your way is the best! 😉 Thank you for the detailed explanation and presentation which is exactly what I've been taught and teach.👍. I will recommended your video to my pupils.
Nice to meet a fellow teacher, and thank you for your feedback!
Learning so much from your videos. Thank you! 🎻
So glad to hear that, Greg!
I so needed this right now! Thank you
And I so hope it helps you! Give it a try, and let me know how it feels!
Thank you,Mam
It's really fantastic
Really enjoyed watching and learning greetings from Bangladesh 😊❤🎉
Nice to meet you in Bangladesh! Keep up your good work!
Hi Laura, what is the item you use to build up the leather lapping? I have a cheaper bow with fake leather and would like something like you use. (Blue foam thingie:) I have your vibrato course and love it. Thanks!
Hi Brooke,
Sorry to be so slow. I got behind on comments!
So, you can purchase REAL violin bow foam, called "VIO-TECH" foam. It is expensive. Or, you can go to an office supply store and purchase pencil foams. That's what the blue thing is. I had to use a tiny bit of olive oil to get it over my leather because I had thick cow-hide underneath.
Honestly, the Viotech is superior. And it's only like $14 for 2 pieces. But the foam wears out and needs replaced yearly.
Show me your vibrato some day!
Many Thanks! Learning a lot of from ur teaching!
I am so glad you are benefitting from my videos. Keep up the good work!
I am working hard on this !!! Thank you
Keep it up
@@RedDesertViolin I just got Suzuki book 7. I am completely transfixed...!! Lol
This is SO informative thank you loads....
You are so welcome! It's nice to have SPECIFIC jobs for each finger. Good luck!
Why do you have foam on your thumb leather ?
Depends on brands.
Debbie, I just really like a nice fat cushion. It really helps my bow hand to stay relaxed. I usually request "cowhide" on my bows because it is thicker than lizard skin....but my thumb nail keeps gouging out a hole in the cowhide, so the foam covers up the gouge spot, plus gives me extra cushion.
The best stuff is called "VioTech foam" from Johnson Strings. But you can make those foam pencil guards work with a little coaxing.
@@RedDesertViolin I get a dent in the side of my thumb sometimes
I love your videos 😆
Thank you, Beata!
The discussion about the pinky is naturally resolved by the length of the students pinky. When it is too long it wont work anyways. When the pinky it relatively short compared to the other fingers it is much more „natural“ to use your preference. Also I am not convinced that the axis your proposing is that useful for the required dexterity on the violin. All comes down to the shape of the hand.
I wanted to provide a framework and specific reference points for students. Of course, all hands are different, and that must be taken into consideration.
Tap the pinkie down. Where it falls is where it wants to be. 🖐🎻
That's a pretty good idea! I think for the average hand, the anchor point I named (end of the ebony) is a pretty good target....unless a student has to STRETCH to reach that. I find the most common problem is that students are stretching BEYOND that spot....and it makes their pinky go straight and rigid. But yeah, main thing is: stay bent, stay relaxed!
Thank you 😊 great!
Glad you liked it!
Yes! It is the best!👍
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God bless you, thank you so much
You are so welcome! Hope it helped!
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