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Hey! I was wondering where you found the massart variations?

Great break down. As an adult learner using UA-cam as my guide to play the violin, this video beautifully explains how to play Allegro!!

Hi! This is very good content. I'm surprised you aren't more well known. Really informative video.

Thank you for relating this etude to the other etudes from the same book of Kreutzer. Very good explanations clear and concise!

Thank you for the deailed explaination!

It was helpful, thank you! ☺

Do you have comments about Mazas 1 & 2?

Thank you sensei.

I just watched your other study video so I understand the context but it might be a good idea to have a content intro in case someone didn’t watch both. Great information either way!

This is a great video. Lots of good information.

do you teach private lessons via zoom?

I’m an absolute beginner and I’ve been doing this for the last few months. I plan to go very slow, to try to avoid catching bad habits. Some days, I don’t play at all and just work on my right hand finger flexibility and strength. I’ve found that then going to Suzuki, I can get through it without roadblocks. Thank you for this comprehensive video, and for all the knowledge, examples and tips!

I’ve always played it by stretching to the next position instead of shifting. I feel like shifting is more prone to errors and getting to the right spot by how it feels is better

You teach online?

Good video. helpful. Could u make a video on how to test a violin. tips and tricks how to buy a violin?

Thank you so much! I was practicing along and it works really well for me! Added to my exercises list ❤

Thanks 🙏 Schradieck had exercises for the left hand without using a bow, especially for the development of the little finger, can you share them?

Muchas gracias por estos ejercicios y por insistir en la importancia de practicar cada día sólo con el arco! 👏👏👏👏👏👏💜🎶💚🎻

It's a beautiful channel. I look forward to more practice. 😊

Thank you for the video! Now I have more insight into how to guide my little one through the violin journey.

Really useful breakdown of the different variations and how to play them - and particularly the way you talk about the bowing energy distribution - great attention to detail 👌

This is amazing resource. Thank you

Wonderful step-by-step guide to this very tricky caprice! Thank you! Listening to this piece for the first time for me was almost like watching a magic trick, especially when you hear someone like Perlman or Hadelich play each single note so cleanly and crisply. It's this feeling of "WTH? How do they DO that?". Watching this video was like having someone finally explain to you how the magic trick is done. It's an epiphany. I am practicing it now, and starting to actually make it work! (I still need more practice though- even when you know how it's done, it's still difficult to execute it properly and needs a lot of practice)

you are great

I'm a mandolin player and recently came across a tune on the web called Paganini's hornpipe which has a few triplets could you possibly have a got at finding it an playing

Great video thanks! could you do a vidoeowhere you go into more deeps with dotted rhythms and how to practice them in different variations? And how to do it with the right metronome settings.

All four parts! You are a legend my friend😮

After 20 years off, this is fab. practise for me. You're in a whole other stratosphere; I love it! I believe this will help me play anything over time. Thank you!

Hello sir 💕 I'm a beginner Is this series will be useful for me?

Great teacher

I have found this whole series very useful. I appreciate the way you explain the purpose of each etude, or at least why you use it to practice certain techniques. Most other videos dealing with etudes simply play them without explanation. The fact that you deviate from the "classic" interpretations is also very interesting and useful to my understanding. I would love to see some videos on how you approach Flesch scales and what Schradieck exercises you like and how you approach them too. Thanks!

slow is harder, bravo.

Man you got such a good educational way , and easy to understand, you helped me more than those with million views and really gave me valuable tips , thank you so much you deserve more than that ❤

Great video! Very thorough and logical progression

You seem like you would be a very good instructor. 👍🏻