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Great lesson. Thank you for that. How can we memorize the sequence of major thirds and minor thirds in the scale?

Super! ❤

Really good 👌

I was just looking for videos to help me learn how to better train my octaves the other day, so this video really is perfect timing. You present a method that I have never seen before, but I am eager to try it out! Octaves are a technique that I am really looking to incorporate more into my daily practice because they are currently one of my weakest skills.

Wow! Richard, thanks for sharing this "live" in concert performance of yours. As a basic-to-intermediate violinist who picked up learning the instrument in the last 2 years, sometimes when I am practising taught techniques, I am beginning to hear some beautiful undertones (resonance) on my violin - making me feel as if the instrument is about to come alive! So much effort really goes into playing the violin - such an amazing, mysterious and yet beautiful instrument. Bravo to you Richard, and many thanks for your very helpful UA-cam videos.

Very hurry, your guidance

Sehr langsam means very slow

Please more videos on intonation with intervals and cords

Thank you so much!

I'm not sure if it's just the recording, but your violin sounds very unique! And your playing is phenomenal, thank you for sharing this !

I love scales and arpeggios, especially on the piano. I started violin 16 years ago when I was 52 and am a bit lackadaisical on my scale practice. I find 4 notes to a bow really challenging! I loved your video!!!

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Great lesson! 😊

Are you playing the Charles Buthod?

Could I know what violin you are playing ?

Super informative, straight to the point!

Very good video! Thank you! Can you explain, how to play with a smooth bow, when you change the string? I always struggle with legato without a backround noise of the bow 😅

This may be the most helpful explanation I've seen! Thank you!

I really appreciate your no-nonsense approach and how short you keep the videos. Thank you!

Bravo! Finally, someone who can play took the time to do it. ❤❤❤

Lovely! Thank you. Merry Christmas to you and yours.

Thank you for this. I desperately need help!

Merry Christmas Mr Amoroso! Your teachings are always inspiring!

People actually said that you can't play a scale in tune? Did they mean you specifically, or did they mean that in general its impossible to play a scale in tune (perfectly) with the nature of both the violin and our equal tempered system? If they meant you specifically I'd think a professional musician with the Philadelphia Orchestra would likely be better than the average comment-writer on UA-cam. I love your ear training examples! As an elementary school music teacher, we have to constantly adjust our perception of what exactly is an A or Bb . I feel horrible for those with perfect pitch! Keep doing what you're doing!

freakin' amazing!!! Bravo

Bravo!

This deserves WAYYY more attention

Ciao, volevo chiederti quanto sia importante avere dei buoni crini

Very cool the analogous stories, like the relationship of Rocky and Mickey, and your incredible support from your dad. And Philly being the common playground😁 With both protagonists playing role of an underdog, the only difference is you join the Philadelphia orch, but Rocky loses to Apollo Creed (if I recall correctly). Such a cool tribute to your dad, Rich!

Ok. That was different.😉

Lol😂 great idea

Such an amazing video. I learned so much more about you and your story! And I teared up when you talked about your father’s belief in you, there is nothing more powerful nor meaningful than unconditional love

COOL! 😂

What about a succession of trills, eg during the opening part of Bruch's Scottish Fantasia? How do you join the sequence together in a smooth way? PS Many thanks for your excellent tips.

Thanx! 😊

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I want to learn western classical music on violin privately from you on live video calling classes, please teach me

This was so helpful, thank you!

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That is sooooooo cool! Brilliant performance! Thanks so much for sharing!

The MOST important thing which is only briefly mentioned at 3:57 is you have to remove pressure from your index finger while you vibrate, you can put a bit of pressure back when you're playing without vibrato but without this tip you will shake your violin like mad.

That's like what my band teacher says " Dont practice till you get it right. Do it till you can't get it wrong, so practice" great advice for levels of players

Wish i could learn from someone of ypur calibre

So cool! Loved it!

This is awesome! Well done!

Aptly named.

Important concept explained very well! I remember when I first listened deeply to Kreisler's playing and it really drove the point home that impulse vibrato is key to that sort of "speaking" sound that musicians like he and Casals had.

Best vibrato tutorial I’ve seen. For years I’ve been “knocking” towards the bridge and getting nowhere. I can foresee a breakthrough with your method. Many thanks, sir.

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Excellent method - Thank you. However on my particular violin unless I press pretty hard I end up sliding rather than anchoring the fingers. I have played other fiddles that have fingerboards with more "grip". I suffer from quite slippery fingers. Any suggestions?