How to get a nice sound on high positions on the G and D strings

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[@jamesdunlop8704]

Just listening to your instructions for a short time explained what I could be doing wrong .Your instruction and explanations are spot on. Thanks Joy

[@JoyLeeViolin]

Glad it helped! Thank you very much also James!

[@samighani2891]

Thanks Joy. Like always it was broken down well to its fundamentals and explained well. I have had this problem like everyone else. I also played around with my violin set up to make it work. I found out that in my case, changing to lower tension strings and using lighter color rosin and using absolutely minimum amount that is needed on the bow, improved the quality of the sound in this case.

[@dickwhite977]

Thanks Joy, that's going to help with my practice.

[@bahaeeddineofficiel1173]

I really appreciate your efforts your explanations are very comprehensive and helpful and always make me smile !😊 you have the best advices on youtube for violin playing

[@JoyLeeViolin]

Awww... you are very kind Bahae. Thank you very much for your nice comments and I wish you lots of beautiful music making!

[@Dev961000]

Thank you, this cleared things up a bit. :)

[@somogyizs]

Thank you, Joy, that was again so helpful!!

[@JoyLeeViolin]

You are so welcome!

[@jalajasankar6369]

Useful tips.Thank you so much Joy.

[@JoyLeeViolin]

Thanks as always Jalaja ! :)

[@vickywang3615]

Hi Joy, I am new to play violin and have been watching your videos when I don't quite understand my teacher's comments or just don't know how to find out what I need to change to play better :) it's very helpful. I found that when I cross my string to D, my G and 4th finger A are always a bit muffled and quiet. I'll keep my bow moving and keep it lighter for my practice. 👍 Thank you for your video

[@JoyLeeViolin]

Thanks Vicky, when playing with the 4th finger, the length of the vibrating string is much shorter, and one has to move the bow closer to the bridge and apply more bow weight. I hope you can try it. Happy practising!

[@sedatakkas8427]

Thank you 🌼

[@JoyLeeViolin]

You’re welcome Sedat. Happy music making!😊

[@rainiedwards2342]

Excellent and I trying it now difficult to reach and sustain especially with that darn first finger, hence. Ms. Joy. Happy holidays thanks.....

[@JoyLeeViolin]

Thanks Raini! Happy Holidays to you as well! :)

[@laniakeadev.2271]

Been sure that video is about 7th+ position, currently learning to Moses fantasy by Paganini and struggling to play high e to a on G string an I don't like the sound

[@brendachatterjee1758]

Oh my so helpful. Will I ever make it to grade 5. ??

[@JoyLeeViolin]

You can do it Brenda!!

[@radiant416]

Is it normal for my violin especially g string to sound muffled and rasped in the highest positions? Are all violins like this?

[@JoyLeeViolin]

Hi Bunify, it is harder to make a clear sound when playing higher positions oin the G String. However when you place the bow closer to the bridge you should be able to create a clean tone. Happy violin playing!