Learn Vibrato Faster! 3 Rules for Efficient Practice | Violin Mastery Series

[@LuanTruong-cw9qf]

Excellent video!This is the best video that I've ever seen. Best wishes and God Bless!!!

[@dcorrette]

This is what I need practice on! Also, "Double Stops". says Judy Corrette

[@docsyfestin5131]

Thank you for this great video! 😊

[@debbu3167]

Great advice. Makes total sense. You are a great teacher and explain things well. 😊

[@MeadowlarkViolin]

Thank you so much!

[@MelvynMenezes]

Awesome and extremely helpful advice. Thanks so much!

[@MeadowlarkViolin]

You're very welcome!

[@WadeKing-dm2hw]

Thank you for the explanation and the exercises for vibrato. Your video is the best I have seen so far. I have always used a cheating vibrato. I am earning how to do it all over. My teacher will not let me do it right now.

[@MeadowlarkViolin]

Thanks so much!

[@sadhbhdelahunt]

Thanks

[@eugenievanzyl]

I have arthritis in my fingers and needless to say I cannot yet do vibrato although I have been a violin student for 12 plus years. I have patience. Arm vibrato seems to be my style as my fingers can not bend where it should bend / they seem very straight. I thank you for your videos in general - so helpful!

[@MeadowlarkViolin]

You're very welcome! Yes, arm vibrato might suit you better in that case.

[@alfaanil8620]

Thanks so much.....

[@Shrinksjp]

I am 70 yr. sold, and started to play 8 yrs. ago. I am up to Suzuki book 8. I cannot get the hang of vibrato. Am I too old to learn it?

[@MeadowlarkViolin]

Vibrato does take time to develop. If you've been struggling with it for a while, I would look at some other possible issues. For instance, excessive left hand tension. I also suggest starting with arm vibrato.

[@Shrinksjp]

@@MeadowlarkViolin Thanks. I have tried both wrist and arm, and there is tension in the left arm.