Great vid, Chris! So glad to see that you're teaching this fundamental concept of playing all the subdivisions with a continuous down/up strumming motion. I call this approach Strum Bowing. I think it's the key to grooving on strings.
Thanks Tracy! I published the precursor to this video in 2015 (th-cam.com/video/tMbEypondZk/w-d-xo.html). I find that this fundamental concept is important as one part of a multi-pronged approach to rethinking the bow arm. and wanted to update w this video to reflect the supplements to that concept per the description in this video i.e. after internalizing subdivisions with the bow, further optimize bowings by the following: " a) use less bow b) leave bow on the string c) use more hooks and slurs (change the bow less) d) begin the bow stroke with a consonant attack e) maintain a mezzo piano feeling in bow arm f) make a habit of practicing improvising bowings to various etudes or scale patterns." Appreciate the comment. keep up the great work!
Holly Molly where have you been all this time Christian , you are a treasure man , and I'm too loyal to classical and now waiting for my new bow order to arrive ..feel like switching to Jazz
Thanks! I figure why choose between one and the other? You can do it all! It’s all music. If you like, jump on my mail list for giveaways and special invites at christianhowes.com/education
Thank you for this video! Rhythm has always been my biggest weakness. Since I started subdividing, my rhythm has improved a lot, it got more accurate. In the description of the video you talk about working this way with scales and patterns. Haven’t tried that yet. I will! Thanks!!! 🙏🏻
Hi Christian, thanks for the video. I have a question about an amplifier for my acoustic violin. I do not know which one to buy, I've seen that there are digital or analog, but I do not know which one will work best for me. Is there an amplifier that you can recommend me?
Leonardo Ponce yes I recommend any acoustic amplifier. Such as the fishman loudbox or AER. Electricviolinshop is an excellent resource. They have their phone number at their website and if you call them they can help you. Tell them I sent you
MarsoAmirPez lol. deal!!!! I do have a cover on this channel of “thinking out loud” and I also do a cover of “crazy” and during that cover I imitate a rapper on the violin. Fwiw
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Great vid, Chris! So glad to see that you're teaching this fundamental concept of playing all the subdivisions with a continuous down/up strumming motion. I call this approach Strum Bowing. I think it's the key to grooving on strings.
Thanks Tracy! I published the precursor to this video in 2015 (th-cam.com/video/tMbEypondZk/w-d-xo.html). I find that this fundamental concept is important as one part of a multi-pronged approach to rethinking the bow arm. and wanted to update w this video to reflect the supplements to that concept per the description in this video i.e. after internalizing subdivisions with the bow, further optimize bowings by the following: "
a) use less bow
b) leave bow on the string
c) use more hooks and slurs (change the bow less)
d) begin the bow stroke with a consonant attack
e) maintain a mezzo piano feeling in bow arm
f) make a habit of practicing improvising bowings to various etudes or scale patterns." Appreciate the comment. keep up the great work!
same here
You are my hero Christian
Aw shucks thanks Sallie:)
❤thanks Chris May 25, 2023 3:13
Holly Molly where have you been all this time Christian , you are a treasure man , and I'm too loyal to classical and now waiting for my new bow order to arrive ..feel like switching to Jazz
Thanks! I figure why choose between one and the other? You can do it all! It’s all music. If you like, jump on my mail list for giveaways and special invites at christianhowes.com/education
Killer, straight forward teaching, as always! Thanks so much and keep it coming Chris!
Chris Willingham Thanks!!! I appreciate you:)
Thank you for this video! Rhythm has always been my biggest weakness. Since I started subdividing, my rhythm has improved a lot, it got more accurate. In the description of the video you talk about working this way with scales and patterns. Haven’t tried that yet. I will! Thanks!!! 🙏🏻
Mireia Clua Geli awesome! So glad it helped
it is helpful. thankyou
Thanks Rio I’m glad!
Awesome, so helpful...thanks!
Yay! glad it helped! thank you Julia for your feedback
Very very good
thanks for your support!
You're the best 💪
Javi Jiménez Thanks!!
Watch the Part 1 here: th-cam.com/video/tMbEypondZk/w-d-xo.html.
Hi Christian, thanks for the video. I have a question about an amplifier for my acoustic violin. I do not know which one to buy, I've seen that there are digital or analog, but I do not know which one will work best for me. Is there an amplifier that you can recommend me?
Leonardo Ponce yes I recommend any acoustic amplifier. Such as the fishman loudbox or AER. Electricviolinshop is an excellent resource. They have their phone number at their website and if you call them they can help you. Tell them I sent you
@@ChristianHowesViolin thanks for the help, i'll call and say that you recommended them to me!
Do rap covers or I unsubscribe
MarsoAmirPez lol. deal!!!! I do have a cover on this channel of “thinking out loud” and I also do a cover of “crazy” and during that cover I imitate a rapper on the violin. Fwiw