How to make your fast, sixteenth-note passages sound more even and impressive

[@Strohmannathan]

This is exactly what our woodwind direction for the university of alabama million dollar band teaches us! Works like a charm

[@maxfieldpanish]

True it really works for any instrument too!

[@xhotdog100]

Wow this really works, thanks so much! I wonder why though...

[@maxfieldpanish]

I think it’s because, by forcing your fingers to play different rhythmic patterns, it retrains the physical experience of putting your fingers down.

[@jgunther3398]

it makes you put your next finger down immediately to end the short note. most important thing to play fast is to press as lightly as possible with no hand tension

[@FROSTY_PUP_OFFICAL]

Why does ur chinrest look like that-? But helpful tip! My violin sir literally loved this idea!

[@1111jbeatssss]

It’s because of his longer neck I believe.

[@FROSTY_PUP_OFFICAL]

Oh ok ty

[@noellevfx]

what if they aren’t slurred?

[@maxfieldpanish]

You can still apply the rhythms but with separate bows

[@salvadorgalan9502]

How to switch from d on a string to g on d string faster?

[@lillyannesophia]

use less bow:)
also practice the run with a pause between string crossings

[@Baroqued]

Just make the first note longer with fortissimo if it’s mf, and mf if it’s mp

[@Baroqued]

Also I don’t mean the bad word for mf, I mean metso forte

[@gallagher4226]

Where do you buy your chinrest?

[@maxfieldpanish]

It was custom made by a local violin maker

[@BubblesTheProtogen88]

But I play piano 😭

[@maxfieldpanish]

Works for piano too. Try it!

[@Eroica_Under_God.15.18]

I Used to Play the Piano Tho...

[@Phant_m]

thats what i accidentally do instead of playing evenly...

[@maxfieldpanish]

😂😂

[@Hahshdhbcbcyoutube]

That chinrest looks odd

[@maxfieldpanish]

Yeah its tall af haha

[@Hahshdhbcbcyoutube]

@@maxfieldpanish does it even fit in your case?

[@maxfieldpanish]

@@Hahshdhbcbcyoutube yes lol but not in all cases