Don't know if she enjoyed playing with the violin in those years. Please smile. Don't just do it by your parent's request. Do it only if you're enjoying doing it. SMILE, SMILE, SMILE...
I started violin lessons at the age of 72. Best advice-- practice scales and string transitions. Try to practice 15 minutes in the morning and then again at night.
I wish I could play violin, I don’t have money to afford them and want to take orchestra class, it’s so good to see a kid improving on my biggest dream
Thank you ! I have been using rented violins for many years My dad says the price for renting is very reasonable and good quality Don’t give up on your dream !
Brings back fond memories. Our daughter started Suzuki violin at 4.75 yo, and continued through high school. Nice to see this girl moving well through the Suzuki books. I started violin with my daughter, which many parents do, and it was a bonding experience that continued for many years. I got as far as book 4, and we played the Bach Double Concerto together at one point, with her surpassing me (the first part of the Bach Double is in Book 5). There are some real prodigies that we ran across. Leila Josefowicz is a year older than our daughter and we met her at our first summer Suzuki institute in San Francisco in 1984. Leila was six years old and she was in Book 6. You can look her up in wiki.
You play like a angel 😇 What a great talent from little days..I also play the violin 🎻 Violin is my favourite instrument. But I couldn't play like you when I was little. But now I can play it 😊 You are really talented..Keep it up ❤😊
I am very impressed on her improvement of every year. I wish I would of started playing the violin in a younger age I started at 9 years old and rn I’m 12 I think if I started playing like 6-7 years old I would be a little more determined, and of courely I would have more experience and would play better. You are a very talented girl don’t every give up keep playing you sound amazing. At the age of 8 you could already play what I’m learning right now, Humoresque, by Dvořák.
advice from a violinist. i suggest if you are a teacher try to fix the bad habits that will mess your students up early on, (wrong bow holds, moving the upper arm, etc.) so they dont stick to those habits when they get older.
Wow, she still talented. I probably could never only because I do play the cello not the violet I want one too, but I just had the cello in my heart like I had to play it.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hmmm please doing something you'll find fun and joy with, play music takes a lot love, devotion and most of all the talent.... Don't do it because your family is asking or demand to do it.
Thank you for your concern ! I enjoy and love playing the violin There were also many times I wanted to quit also but I always come back to it because I love it
im turning 10 next month and i started playing violin last month im a beginner i do violin lessons in school on Tuesdays, still learning how to use the bow lmao
@@HappyUniverseFamilyTrust me, I dont smile when I play the piano either. Not cuz I hate it, but its that im concentrating. Another reason is that I dont like smiling in public. Of course idk anything about this girl, but just saying just cuz I aint smiling, doesnt mean Im not happy.
It’s normal for 4 year olds. I started at 4. One year for all the twinkle variations. One year for the rest of book one (except maybe one or 2 pieces). Lessons are 15 min long when you’re 4. Practice is like 10. Plus all the other musical skills you learn through physical interpretation is very obvious later, compared to people who never did it.
@@audreyjohnston6879I wonder how her teachers taught her how to improve her technique. Like other ways other than playing. I noticed that the teacher at the beginning made she she didn’t move her right shoulder a lot, and mainly her wrist. There were smaller bow movements
Slow and steady wins the race! She mastered twinkle and played it fantastically and then moved on to harder pieces. I started learning at 5 and my violin teacher made sure I mastered all the basics before moving on to more difficult pieces with the risk of using wrong technique and learning bad habits.
@@Actuallyjust_Landon Seriusly, seriously, there's always one member of the grammar/spelling police can't let a misspelled word go. Maybe, English isn't their first language.
![[Henry Together Ep. 3] 8 Year Old Violin Prodigy Leaves Me Speechless! Is She Even Real?!?!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YKcf3prTQyo/mqdefault.jpg)
I have been begging my mom for a violin then finally she said yes.
❤❤❤❤
Good for you! i love playing it you’ll enjoy it
Im getting a cello xd
Nah I say same while with piano, my mom/ Dad keeps forgetting and it never happens
Don't know if she enjoyed playing with the violin in those years. Please smile. Don't just do it by your parent's request. Do it only if you're enjoying doing it. SMILE, SMILE, SMILE...
She might not be smiling CAUSE SHE FOCUSED DUMBY DUMB DUMB
Kocham grać na skrzypcach to moje życie ale gdy gram też się nie uśmiecham bo jestem skupiona więc to normalne że się nie uśmiechamy podczas grania
She's focused lol. I do that too whenever I play the piano😭
i agree 😊
I started when I was seven, currently 13! So happy to see another young violinist here :DD
Wow that’s my sisters dream
Same!!
@@Mocha-v10 yippie yayyyyy
Sick! I started when I was 8! Currently 16 now 🥰 been playing for 8 years ✨❤️
I started violin lessons at the age of 72. Best advice-- practice scales and string transitions. Try to practice 15 minutes in the morning and then again at night.
I wish I could play violin, I don’t have money to afford them and want to take orchestra class, it’s so good to see a kid improving on my biggest dream
Thank you !
I have been using rented violins for many years
My dad says the price for renting is very reasonable and good quality
Don’t give up on your dream !
Bye a second hand
Brings back fond memories. Our daughter started Suzuki violin at 4.75 yo, and continued through high school. Nice to see this girl moving well through the Suzuki books. I started violin with my daughter, which many parents do, and it was a bonding experience that continued for many years. I got as far as book 4, and we played the Bach Double Concerto together at one point, with her surpassing me (the first part of the Bach Double is in Book 5). There are some real prodigies that we ran across. Leila Josefowicz is a year older than our daughter and we met her at our first summer Suzuki institute in San Francisco in 1984. Leila was six years old and she was in Book 6. You can look her up in wiki.
Wow ! Really cool !
I am practicing the violin as well 😍
God bless Claire
Wow, that's amazing!
After watching this video, I realized that I can improve if I keep practicing!
You play like a angel 😇 What a great talent from little days..I also play the violin 🎻 Violin is my favourite instrument. But I couldn't play like you when I was little. But now I can play it 😊 You are really talented..Keep it up ❤😊
She progressed along 🎉🎉🎉😊😊
The Violin speaks and Claire plays it, very cool!❤️
How beautiful, practice will lead you to success, it was very consistent. Congratulations.
Thank you so much!
I am very impressed on her improvement of every year. I wish I would of started playing the violin in a younger age I started at 9 years old and rn I’m 12 I think if I started playing like 6-7 years old I would be a little more determined, and of courely I would have more experience and would play better. You are a very talented girl don’t every give up keep playing you sound amazing. At the age of 8 you could already play what I’m learning right now, Humoresque, by Dvořák.
I started when i was 8 and moving onto my 4th year
Such a pretty girl ….but where is her smile from both joy or satisfaction of a job well done ?
Maybe she concentrates too hard to think of smiling
I play violin and it takes concentration it’s not that she is sad she is focused
She is focusing
Amazing ! Keep it going Claire !
Thank you! Will do!
🎉
I started when I was 9 now im 11 on suzuki book 3
What an extraordinary and heroic musical journey!
น่ารักเพิ่มขึ้นมาก! 🎉
advice from a violinist. i suggest if you are a teacher try to fix the bad habits that will mess your students up early on, (wrong bow holds, moving the upper arm, etc.) so they dont stick to those habits when they get older.
I play the violin and ur an amazing player! I have to try the suzuki method, i’ve been using essential elements which is very slow
Wow, she still talented. I probably could never only because I do play the cello not the violet I want one too, but I just had the cello in my heart like I had to play it.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You play very good the 🎻. Keep it doing Claire.
Your friend Laurent❤
Thank you! 😃
@@ClaireSoftSweet😊
Hmmm please doing something you'll find fun and joy with, play music takes a lot love, devotion and most of all the talent.... Don't do it because your family is asking or demand to do it.
But she does enjoy it, she has an entire youtube channel for it
Thank you for your concern !
I enjoy and love playing the violin
There were also many times I wanted to quit also but I always come back to it because I love it
I totally agree! It should be your own pleasure not your parents!
How negative and rude
@@M_SC exactly. How presumptuous.
You are really good at the violin! I also play the violin!
Amazing , Keep training and you will become a professional
This is great video! Keep it up. ✝️😄
a new chloe chua? The work of perseverance and devotion is incredible.
A 6 year old Chloe Chua probably plays better than an 11 year old me 😂😂
It’s lovely to see the musical journey of a child who works hard. I love the Suzuki method. It turns ordinary children into the extraordinary.
It makes me want to learn more violin!
51K views 💀great job Claire!
At 7:26 I think it was so cool she could play it without looking at her violin 🎉
That's awesome that she went through 3 Suzuki books in 1 year.
Hello too The violin and Paganini's Caprice 24! :D and Rush E
I have a violin and I just have to practice more
Keep going
your'e amazing❤❤
Thank you, I will !
Amazing progress
I love the sound coming from the violin but I don't know how to play I want to learn it too
Wait she did Suzuki Method? I did too for the piano!❤❤❤
Ooh I love your kid orchestra!!! Fabulous
La folia is so hard, well done
Thank you !
It’s probably the piece I spent the most time to practice so far !
I played humoresque as a duet with my friend (me being the piano) my friend the cello😊❤
HOW DOES SHE PLAY IT SO SMOOTH😦
Amazing 😍!!!
Thank you!!
It’s the perfect gift😊
I have been playing violin since I was 2 years old and I am 9 now and working on the 18 page song:Partita number 2
im turning 10 next month and i started playing violin last month im a beginner i do violin lessons in school on Tuesdays, still learning how to use the bow lmao
I’m learning how to hold the violin correctly while plucking it😂
So are you ten years old (two weeks later ?
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
God bless you sweet and cute children's
We should buy any kind of musical instrumentsto kids its very good for cognitive skills.
she is soo god
Good?
Man I wish I started at a young age
Bravo! ❤
❤❤ Love it!!!
Good job
❤
Omg shes playing a piece which im starting and am 15😊😊😊
Age eight: ahead of me already
bravo à toutes et à tous les musiciens
So skinny I can't believe it but my dream is playing a violin but I go to gymnastics ❤😂
Amazing
Thank you !
Oh my gosh! I am working on La Folia. The chords are very difficult
I'm actually a first year
The first 2 years is really the hardest
What is the name of the music that she plays with the AUM AREE at age 9
Hello
This one is called palladio
The aum aree jr also has a youtube channel here
ua-cam.com/video/ao5WiS2i5Yg/v-deo.htmlsi=LBY0u-YlRC6BaA0a
I really want to violin but I chose cello before cuz my parents said so but yeah it’s ok I guess
She plays like a little robot.. No smiling..
Yeah, if she enjoyed, she should smile..
@@HappyUniverseFamilyTrust me, I dont smile when I play the piano either. Not cuz I hate it, but its that im concentrating. Another reason is that I dont like smiling in public. Of course idk anything about this girl, but just saying just cuz I aint smiling, doesnt mean Im not happy.
Niceee
bro the piano guy is wearing a hairbon in the vilvion in the compition
คนไทยหนิ😊😊
I think you should smile more but good job
I play violin to I’m only on book 2
Very talented mine is flute
I play piano only rush e😢
Sawadi ❤❤❤I komme forme 🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭
Why do people start so early 😭 i feel behind only on book 3 song 2 of the violim suzuki method and older than these people
that's great! but how you managed to play Twinkle for many years without playing nothing more? 😅
Twinkle is the hardest piece ever !
Realistically I probably played other pieces from book 1 also during that time 😂
It’s normal for 4 year olds. I started at 4. One year for all the twinkle variations. One year for the rest of book one (except maybe one or 2 pieces). Lessons are 15 min long when you’re 4. Practice is like 10. Plus all the other musical skills you learn through physical interpretation is very obvious later, compared to people who never did it.
She ended up with really good technique by the end of it though
@@audreyjohnston6879I wonder how her teachers taught her how to improve her technique. Like other ways other than playing. I noticed that the teacher at the beginning made she she didn’t move her right shoulder a lot, and mainly her wrist. There were smaller bow movements
Slow and steady wins the race! She mastered twinkle and played it fantastically and then moved on to harder pieces. I started learning at 5 and my violin teacher made sure I mastered all the basics before moving on to more difficult pieces with the risk of using wrong technique and learning bad habits.
😃👏👏👏
Before huh mom dad what do I do with this_ After mama wanna see my skills? On violen
She look mean when she played the violin, before😊, after😠.
5:32 wow that face are looking at me
She is not smiling try smiling and it will look better
🙂🙂😅
Girl just let her not smile it because she's being Sirius so that ther no mistake
@@Ermar-r8b*serious*
@@Actuallyjust_Landon Seriusly, seriously, there's always one member of the grammar/spelling police can't let a misspelled word go. Maybe, English isn't their first language.
@@sandralovelady4858🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
I’m 14
I'm too violinist i'm Suzuki book 1 i'm violinist a 1year sorry i'm portuguese no espiking english
I think I know the school❤😂😂🎉🎉😮😮😮😮
Yes, I do know it😂😂😮
No violin stick dance
No!!!??
...
죄다 외쿡인이네 태국인 독일인
누
没有小提琴家的天分，只能当业余爱好。
那怎么了？当爱好挺好的。