🎵 my violin PRACTICE ROUTINE, SETUP, practice TIPS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2024
- 👋🏼 hello dear friends, in this video i am sharing with you a part of my life that i usually keep private. the hours that i spent on my violin are always so crucial to my constant growth as a player. i always treasure it and value its affects on my technical abilities while i continue my orchestra auditions journey.
*i will share below the video recording i am talking about (in the middle of my video) + an orchestra excerpts website that is a must know for all musicians.
📍links:
• mahler, symphony no. 9: • Mahler: Symphony No.9 ...
• orchestra auditions must know/use website:
orchestraexcerpts.com/violin/
• about to apply for a music school/conservatory? read this:
karenrile.com/a-parents-guide...
00:00 intro
00:11 morning at home
00:24 latest updates
02:09 fit check :D
02:58 practice planning
04:07 the importance of honesty
05:02 my practice setup
05:25 my violin
05:33 organized folder
07:08 iPad
07:19 metronome
07:46 recording device
08:28 planner
09:55 practice notebook
10:20 keyboard
10:38 practicing session
11:35 another practice tip
13:17 practice notes
14:13 a break from practicing
14:56 lunch
16:07 another little break
17:26 reset with coffee
18:00 more practicing
18:21 thoughts out loud
19:30 the next day
19:58 practice update
21:27 guess what? more practicing
21:50 "i am very proud of the work that i am making"
22:43 fit check, again + encouragement
23:38 lunch
24:04 last thoughts of the day
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let me know what your practice routine is 🎵 !
I have a little notebook with mustaches on it that I use to record my practice lol. I typically write when I start practicing and when I end (I usually have 2 or 3 practice sessions in a day), and at the end of the day I write a little recap about what I worked on. It's interesting to be able to look back a few months later and see what I was working on then compared to what I'm working on now. In terms of what I practice, I usually divide my time into bow technique (I'm really working on improving my bow arm/hand, because it's not as flexible/loose as I would like it to be) and scales that are relevant to what I'm playing, personal repertoire, and orchestral music!
That is so cool @emFeher ! I love the mustaches lol, gotta keep things fun and cute through this process.
My bow arm is also something that I had started to pay attention to later on. I worked so hard on the left hand that completely ignored the bow. Now I’m working a lot on spicatto, it’s like my enemy, hopefully soon I’ll be able to play all spicatto excerpts flawlessly. Uhhhhh
This was a great video! My general practice routine has changed a lot over the past few years. My primary instrument is violin but I also actively teach and study guitar, so I switch back and forth and practice both.
Most times I spend about a half hour to an hour and a half of practicing a day.
Here’s my basic routine:
A bit of warm up: usually vibrato practice, scale work, bow work, and a bit of specific left hand technique work on hand frame.
Concerto: right now I’m working on the Mendelssohn and the main focus is the cadenza, I’ve been working my way through the first movement with my teacher. She made me a backing track with the harmonies for the cadenza so I can practice the arpeggios along to the harmonic progression which is very effective.
Bach: I’m working on the Gigue from the d minor partita, deciding on fingerings and working on consistent hand frame and intonation.
Orchestra: I just started playing in a community orchestra a couple of weeks ago, and we have a concert coming up mid May, so I’m working super hard on knowing the music the best I can. After the season is over, I will probably use this time to work on excerpts or maybe sight read common works just to get better at ensemble playing since I love playing in the orchestra.
I’m working on deciding which etude to add to this routine as well.
As for guitar, that portion of the practice looks really different. I’m working specifically on fundamental internal pulse, so I’m doing body percussion to a metronome with disappearing beats (1 measure on, 1 measure off) to work on rhythm, and then I’m working on my picking technique, and I’m working on improvising melodies between chords.
All facets of this routine help me get better at the other things. So my internal pulse practice has made me better at rhythm, which in turn makes me more comfortable during orchestra rehearsal, and is making my concerto better, etc.
I use to hate practicing but I’m starting to wish I had more time, but being a full time teacher and teaching privately in addition to that keeps me busy enough I don’t have any more time than what I’m doing right now.
This is so awesome! I absolutely love hearing how many pieces/exercises you’re working on. Thank you for writing.
The Bach you mentioned is so beautiful! Same with the cadenza of Mendelssohn. But these are such difficult pieces, it is probably so much fun to get to experience it getting better and better.
Congrats on getting to play in an orchestra - it is such a joy to create music with other people! Good luck on your concert!
I just found your channel and I'm loving it. Thanks for all the content.
Thank you so much for this kind message 🥹 !
Absolutely love this video! Thank you for sharing!
I’m so happy you enjoyed it!! Are you a musician as well?
Love it Tavifa!!
Thank you Mike!
Tavifa, I absolutely loved this video. The aesthetics, music choices, and all the content within were amazing. Your practice routine is so long and detailed, I am so inspired. I also loved hearing your thoughts and seeing the little things in your day. Keep up the amazing work! Thank you for sharing! :)
Aw I LOVE YOURS!!!!!! You’ve done an AMAZING job creating these type of videos!
It means a lot that you wrote ♥️
I feel so exposed talking about these things, but I find it so valuable when others share 🥹. We def need encouragement from other people while doing what we do in the music world.
@@tavifagascon amen to that!!! I agree that it can be super scary, but also agree that I feel so encouraged when others share their experiences❤️ you’re doing amazing!!
@@SophieCViolin ♥️♥️♥️♥️🥹
Super tips of practicing
Coming up violinist Augustine from Malaysia
I am so happy this helped! Good luck on your journey as a violinist!
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I’m glad you enjoyed this video!
omg is the table for warm out in your iPad all the keys and notes and fingerings!? Do you share it, can I have a copy of it 🥹
Yes!! I have thought of filming a video of only my usual warm up routine: all scales + all arpeggios, and I will attach two PDF files to the video for anyone to download or play along with.
So far the files for scales look very messy because I adjusted some fingerings 😢. And the arpeggios one is just numbers instead of also having notes attached to it. So I’d love to edit both of those things first, then share it with people 🥹.
@@tavifagascon omg hope you done it soon because I just entered college and I'm one who don't usually practice scales but now our exam includes scales and too lazy to think about those fingerings hahaha
Oooh I see!!! Got it! Will do it in max two months. Will comment under here to let you know when is up. And Good Luck!!!
@@tavifagascon thank you so much!! ❤️
No se escucha pero en el minuto 18.19 segundo tocas Sibelius SI no mas recuerdo esa digitación, So la si do re do si la si do re mi fa mi re do re mi en fin jajaja. Felicidades SUper.
That’s true!!! 😂😂😂😂 !! You know they pain of that passage 🥲
‘the pain