I’m trying on Wohlfahrt Op.45 as you recommended me. It’s quite fun and it correct my tight bow hand wrist relax and left hand flexible. I will try Kayser as you after I’m done with Wohlfhart . It will probably take a year or two for me to finish. 😂😂😂
can i go with something like this: op.45 book 1, then Kayser book 1, then op.45 book 2 and then Kayser book 2 onwards? because both first books are in 1st position only. or perhaps can i start op.45 book II AND kayser book 1 at the same time?
@@ElsweyrDiego yes. You can do 2 at the same time, but for my students I usually do wohlfhart book 1 and 2 at the same time. 2 etudes a week and then move to Kayser because Kayser's notes are a bit more difficult
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I’m trying on Wohlfahrt Op.45
as you recommended me.
It’s quite fun and it correct my tight bow hand wrist relax and left hand flexible.
I will try Kayser as you after I’m done with Wohlfhart . It will probably take a year or two for me to finish. 😂😂😂
@@aiisue5811 that's great, I'm glad I could help. Just keep practicing slowly
@@SanTheViolinDude Thank you bro.
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can i go with something like this: op.45 book 1, then Kayser book 1, then op.45 book 2 and then Kayser book 2 onwards? because both first books are in 1st position only. or perhaps can i start op.45 book II AND kayser book 1 at the same time?
@@ElsweyrDiego yes. You can do 2 at the same time, but for my students I usually do wohlfhart book 1 and 2 at the same time. 2 etudes a week and then move to Kayser because Kayser's notes are a bit more difficult