It's a gift to listen to you! I just bought all the books myself. As a child I always played until the age of 13. After that I made one more tour with the orchestra of the Free University of Brussels but had to quit because of circumstances. Now I'm about to seriously take up the thread again and I also want to rebuild my technique.
My friend and I will be doing a duet performance for a concert soon and it will be this piece (me on the piano and him on the violin) and we're very excited! Thanks a lot for this video, it helped me get a feel of what the piece sounds like! :)
Keep your left thumb loose, and make sure that it doesn't get behind the rest of your hand as you shift. The Whistler books are great for position work.
Amazing! I’m so relieved I will have a good quality version of this to listen to when I practice! Thank you!
I'm glad!
Exactly
He plays it like it is so peaceful, when i play it, it sounds like it came from a horror movie.
I'm sure it sounds great!
same with me especially when it’s either double stops or the string crossings 💀
Awesome! My son is playing this piece for competition - thank you for uploading this!
You're welcome!
its just too perfect , i just love it!
Thanks!
your welcome!
wait.... pros perfect music sturdy
cons memorize instead
Wow. U have been busy!
Well done for all your hard work .
Best wishes from England
Thank you!
best wishes from england?
The commenter is from England.
Thanks for the quality version to listen to when I practice!
Awwwww thanks!
It's a gift to listen to you!
I just bought all the books myself.
As a child I always played until the age of 13. After that I made one more tour with the orchestra of the Free University of Brussels but had to quit because of circumstances.
Now I'm about to seriously take up the thread again and I also want to rebuild my technique.
I'm so glad to hear stories like this!
Thank you so much for this video! I have been learning this piece for a concert, and this video really helped!
You're welcome! Good luck at your concert!
@@bclement85 Thank you!
Bravo !!
Thank you!
Solo llegué a la primera página cuando empecé a estudiarlo, pero empezaré de nuevo! TOCAS INCREÍBLE🥳 y me acabas de animar :)
Gracias! Estoy feliz que puedo animarte!
This helps a lot to listen to practice
I'm glad!
Don't know what to say. Its very nice! 🙏
Thanks!
Great ❤.
Thanks!
amazing!
Thanks!
This is very wonderful playing
The trills are epic
Thanks! I really appreciate it.
Bravo! 👏👏
Thanks!
wait...did you post video on coronvirus bclement85@?
No
I listen to this during practice
My friend and I will be doing a duet performance for a concert soon and it will be this piece (me on the piano and him on the violin) and we're very excited! Thanks a lot for this video, it helped me get a feel of what the piece sounds like! :)
That sounds wonderful! Good luck!
@@bclement85 Thank you!
how do you do triplet springing arpeggios as seen at 1:45?
It is easier to practice them first on just open strings (and slowly!) so that you can get used to the motion and controlling it.
Is there a copy up to speed?
What do you mean? This is at tempo.
@@bclement85 ooop I must have listened to one that was too fast my bad, good job tho, its really good
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Any specific tips for shifting?
Keep your left thumb loose, and make sure that it doesn't get behind the rest of your hand as you shift. The Whistler books are great for position work.
bclement85 got it, thank you!
very helpful!
@@bclement85 ok, thanks!
I recommend doing the shift over and over again and try sounding the notes first so you know what your going for or aiming for.
i have less than two weeks how i am gonna do it
Lots of practice! Good luck!
For some reason your E string sounds off...does anyone else realize?
that was awesome! do you have tips for the up bow stacatto, my bow is constantly bouncing
Slow practice at first! Try using your pointer finger for a little bit of pressure and release. Do that slowly and speed up.
3:37 how do I play this better, mine sounds like killing a chicken
😂
@@ppiiaannoo😂🐔🎻
Just started this piece....it's a KFC chicken slaughterhouse over here😆
SAME HELP
What is it about Seitz first movements and fake section endings?
They were constructed as student concertos for learning, so they are quite artificial in that way. You learn a lot of different techniques.
8909898898989999999 percent love it
Thanks!
you mean 100%
Any tips for the upbow staccato?
Keep your right arm loose! You will need to pronate your arm for some punch at the beginning of each up bows.
Thank you!
I love your version of this 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️ do you have any tips for the up bow staccato or the slurs in measure 88-90?
Thanks! For both, it's about staying loose and not pressing. If your right arm is stiff, the sound will not produce.
3:20
I just started lol
Good!