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What a dreadful video - You have mirrored your camera setting - probably using front facing camera - PLEASE flip it back with editing software and repost - Very distracting to see you play left handed

Very helpful recommendations. (Please do not record in selfie (mirror) mode.)

What kind of metronome are you using? It is nice and loud.

Thank you!

Thanks , very interresting !

Thank you (from France)dear teacher , it's a good opening to diversified practices. My weak point is solfeggio, especially reading rhythms. Could you recommend a training site? Thanks again .

Thank you very mucho for your advice.

Thank you for your help

hard to be certain from the video, but it looks like the top of your bridge may need to be pulled back toward the tailpiece.

Very helpful advice Thank you.

Thank you.

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Are you trying to be funny playing with your left hand?? Please do not use front camera of your cell phone to take your own picture.

Thanks dear teacher , very informative and pleasant §

I'm ewasonably new to your channel. You seem to have, skill, technique and ability with pedagogy skills. I do hope, truly than your channel will grow. Keep the 'music' coming for us. I'm a professional musician ( I studied classical guitar and viulin as a second instrument) at Sydney conservatoruim, Australia, and with time, I hope to see your channel grow. You deserve it !! Please don't only concentrate on the beginners but give us (I'm 6-8 grade AMEB) so wouldlove some more advanced instruction, guidance and your wisdom. -Kind regards, Mark, Australia.

I like those exercises. not only will they be helpful for intonation and technique, but I think playing a simple scale with notes of different lengths will make the practice more interesting. thanks.

Me ha servido mucho tu explicación, tan sin vueltas y sencilla. Ahora la pondré en practica. En unos meses (o mas) te cuento como estoy...ja! No es asunto fácil el tener buen vibrato. Salusos! k.anton.Arg.

Is that a left-handed violin? or is your camera flipped?

Nice tutorial! I find it challenging enough, however, just to keep the bow between the bridge and fingerboard when I play the violin. BTW: When I play the violin with a violin mute, it gives the strings a softer, nonmetallic sound. Which is very noticeable with cheaper violins.

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when you were playing the faster Bach piece, (which sounded really good, by the way) I was counting in 3/4

You really should have more subscribers. I really enjoyed your upload. I hope your channel grows quickly and you get the audience you deserve. Good stuff, Mark, from Australia.

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that was another nice tip. I'll definitely try that. Moving the finger up and down faster and faster till you vibrato. Cool.

I'll try that. Thanks.

Thank you

I am lost without the notes put on the screen, I think it is good exercise I dont know the shift to what notes

I appreciate these excercises but weird question, is there an eyelash filter on the video? it looks like there's some weird eyelash action going on there at some points

Thank you! I will practice these exercises everyday.

I appreciate the use of the 1,2; 3,4 finger pattern in the description (🖖🏻) can’t wait to watch!

The greatest 8 bars in the history of music! (I used to play sax, so I'm probably biased) Thanks for all your efforts.

Thank you.

I had just picked up my banko for the first time in a long time when suddenly, you upload another video. But you recommended we beginners wait until you produce your upcoming series, so I shall wait. Thanks anyway. Your efforts are appreciated.

I. Love your tattoo

Why are you holding the violin backwards?

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Thank you for this. It has taken SUCH a long time for me to do any sort of 4th finger vibrato, and now, I am simply looking for consistency, which, I believe, your exercises will certainly work to help me obtain. I found that if I first started bracing the heel of my hand against the violin while vibrating with the 4th finger, it was easier to get "the feel" down of 4th finger, and then that made it easier to use it in other places. I would encourage people to try this if they are starting out!

I try to practice what you teach until a new video comes out but I kind of got caught up with the first & second in this series so now I feel like I have fallen behind since I only just watch the 3rd in the series. But you just keep doing what you do & I will eventually catch up, even if my banjo is feeling very neglected... 😏

Of all the weird & unnatural positions a violin forces you to adopt, vibrato is undoubtedly the most difficult to get used to. And after decades of watching people make it look like it is simple & natural, the hardest thing to get your head around is just how much you need to move your fingers! But I will persevere because I know it will be worth it. Thank you for all you do.

Bridge seem like few degrees out of alignment. Otherwise a nice video.

Thanks for the dedication.

This is such a clever tip. I actually vibratoed! Thanks so much.

Hmmm... I have the feeling, after my first attempts, that vibrato will take months to master & years to perfect... But I am not in a hurry. Thanks for another helpful video.

interesting. i will try these ❤

Remarkable! In one short video you demystified bluegrass AND jazz for me! Thank you so much for these videos. I'm going to spend the next couple of weeks (if not longer) rewatching the series to learn how to put your teachings into practice before moving on to the next series on improvisation. Thanks for all you do. P.S. I have hardly picked up my banjo or guitar since finding your channel. I don't know if this is a good thing or not but c'est la vie...

Thank you for the PDF. I shall work the chords into my practice routine which will hopefully make me a better player if I ever get around to playing with other people. If you knew me, you would understand how unlikely that is but stranger things have happened...

That video only went for 2:41 but it contained enough to keep me thinking for weeks & enough to keep me practicing for months! Thanks for all you do.