The Must-Know Shifting Tip on the Violin!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Here's the one Must-Know Shifting Tip on the Violin for a better shifting technique on the violin! As a violin teacher, I am convinced that this is a shifting technique that everyone should know about 😌
Stay tuned for a new "Learn with Me"-video to learn all about the fundamentals of shifting on the violin!
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Stay tuned for a full tutorial about shifting! 🤗 What are your must-know shifting tips?
For big shifts, for example big e string octave shifts, used your ears and slide until you reach the note. Fixed all big shifts I’ve ever had to deal with. For more information, check out Nathan Cole’s video on shifting.th-cam.com/video/aqI_lxX9W_Y/w-d-xo.html
How to shift quickly so that there won't be too long a pause when shifting?
Hi dear Sumina are you using the Kun Voce shoulderrest?
Hi Sumina, which strings do you use?
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The way you express information is faultless! Clear, objective and fun. You are so brilliant! Thank you for sharing this amazing content, Sumina. 😊
Music is Brahms: Sonata Op. 100 No. 2 1st Movement.
This really helped! I will keep practising this to get my shifts more stable. Thank you so much for sharing your violin playing advice with us, Sumina! I can't wait for more. You are such an inspiration. Sending love from Australia 💕
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so happy to hear that my tips helped you 🤗 Many greetings back from New York! 😌🥰
I’v heard of this as using a “guide finger.” Great tip!!
My teacher called them "shifting fingers" lol he'd write "s.f." in all my music....1st finger is the most common one, then in the midst of all that I was cooking and cut the tip of my 1st finger, he was a pretty easy going guy but I remember how upset he was with me for that lol
Am learning 3rd position currently and glad to see that this is exactly one of the things I'm learning!
My biggest tip to people new to shifting - play as many simple tunes and passages, scales etc.. entirely in 3rd position. Get extremely comfortable with the new way of reading the music and the fingering and then worry about moving from one to the other. That way shifting isn't this big scary new thing you're doing, it's just a way of getting from point A to point B
When you use violin tricks on a cello: I’ll go along with this
My teacher told me to do this when I first started learning shifts! He calls them "practice notes," and I think they help a ton.
Thanks for your support, Im Daniel in Mexico take care God blees you
Thank you! I’ve been struggling with this for a while now
Thank you so much for this video, Sumina! We definitely need more of these! 👏🏻👌🏻👍🏻🥰💕🌻
It's really impressive how inactive the thumb becomes when using a chin rest and a shoulder rest.
Could you elaborate?
@@thomasmannia omg I had the same thought lol I am the kind of geek that loves hearing people debate the whole "shoulder rest vs no shoulder rest" thing lol I had a couple of teachers who loved going without one whenever possible, and taught me to go without one too (although I always used one in my performances...except for once when I accidentally forgot to put it one...😂😭)
I use both and still feel that my thumb is very active supporting the violin
It also sounds better. Thank you
Eres genial Sumina , muchas gracias por compartir tus conocimientos, saludos desde México 🌷
Thank you Sumina! This helped me a lot!
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Beautiful hands and violin...
That was nice my violin is out of tune. But I love the way you teach. Cheers Million thanks to you.
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Also i would use 2nd position for practice, but this could help more i think, Thanks you.
Thanks for your crucial tips 👍
My teacher said the same thing so I know you are a good violinist and teacher
thank you this is very helpful!
Very nice teaching mam thank you so much
Love you, sumina! Thanks for sharing ur short valuable tips ♥
Ooohhh my God its so helpful, now i can shift properly on salut d amour, thank u so much 🥰
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Nice violin and Nice strings !! I dont wish ur "teatching" but I would like a violin like u have
"so you're enjoying your music"
I'm not at that stage yet. "music" would be a strong term.
Yes, we need more Tips for shifting...Thanks a lot and viel Erfolg noch...
Stay tuned! Und danke :)
Thank you for sharing the lessons. 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
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Thank you ❤
Excelente dica!!!! Obrigado!!!!
Danke sehr für die Erklärung, Sumina
Quite helpful actually 😊
Sounds beautiful
Clean explanation, love it!❤
Thank you:)
Always great advice
i literally learned this the other day
Beautiful tip 🙏
My teacher actually gave me this as an exercise with all the steps in between
Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you for watching! 🥰
Emil Souret cadence ... You .should play that tomorrow
I get it!, thanks
Thank you !
Please, make some videos about vibrato on violin, how to rich a good, free vibrato))
made it one time ago, is perfect,
My.problems are make armonics , arpegyes up
This is really helpful tbh
Great! I wish you success!
Thank you, you too 🎻
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Hi im learning violin. Any recommendation on some recourses or where to start? Thank you :)
I don’t play violin and i also can’t stop listening to you speak all day long.
Hi sumina! Just wanna say i love you. Also i have a question, which shoulder rest do you use??
can uu show a tutorial for vabrito
I do the same
I just put all my fingers down like normal instead of just sliding my ring/pinkie finger hoping to land it.
What about sibelius cadenza big shift 😌🙄😳🤯😓😨😪😭😭😭😭😭
So is vibrato a simple ornament or is it intended to cloud the accuracy of the pitch? Both? This isn't a criticism, musicality is about much more than precision.
Do violinists put anything on the fingerboard to help keep it slick??
That would cause any weird stuff happening in the harmonic line that occurs underneath the principal note would it?
Learning any with you : qween !
how many changes of positions are there in total on the violin
What if supporting note slipped too?
I am still a learner how can I learn this shifting
Hello Sumina! What music pieces is that?
but is that supporting note written in the music? Sorry if my question is odd, I don't play violin but I love your channel, I play classical guitar though
No it’s not written but basically you move from for example “first position” (where string musicians spend a lot of time) up to second, third, fourth position, etc and figure out the supporting note from there - whatever the shift demands.
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How about to shift from open string, do i have to think about supporting note? Help me please😭😭😭
What song is this I wanna play itttttt
How to read violin fastly without right
hand pain
What piece is this??
Does anyone know what piece this is?
A slower pace of presentation would be highly beneficial to violin aspirants.
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Watch your hand and see God, so perfect, increasing
I have 11 inches hands and I still sucks.
Cute girl you amazing playing i love it
With your capacity should be the best violinist woman making things as made Misltein or Roman kim.....personalityes arrangers
These AI - algorithmic neural conversations are atrocious. Either way we have enough in common. I am Swiss and went to MSM. Dude love your playing.
Beautiful baby
Does Ling Ling approve of this technique?
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All I noticed was your elegant looking abdomen
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Your info would be more believable if you didn't feel the need to show your stomach each video. You are just here for the view count..
how is this hard? on guitar i zoom up and down on the neck easily and going from like 3rd fret to 12th is easy,why do violinists struggle with such a small movement? bruh just strengthen your pinkies lmao
No frets lol
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