Why aren't we playing more like cellists? 🎻
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Violin-superstar Augustin Hadelich explores alternative fingerings in his course “Tricks for difficult passages”.
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Because we sucks, we can't do those hamornics that fast 😂
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I bet I suck more than you.
*stares at my Suzuki Book 2* 😢 maybe one day after many years of ling-ling
Vibrato on the harmonic. Brilliant.
You actually can and should vibrate artificial harmonics.
I’m a cellist, I had no idea you guys were making it so much harder 😂😂 I can’t imagine fingering every note during arpeggios 😂
So true
i am a cellist ... I had no idea you could just do harmonics.
The old school of cello etudes doesn't do harmonics.
Bach uses harmonics - it surprised me so I learned harmonics. But Bach played all the instruments. The old violin virtuosos were doing harmonics all the time.
I think there is some methods lost to history here. Reinventing the wheel.
Cello was supposed to be a filler sound so harmonics were not useful for that - but solo instruments used harmonics to help them stand out.
In my experience we had to learn harmonics early on since beginners usually have sluggish shifts and holding that thumb down on 8th position can unbearable especially on beginner cello😂
@infensus87 which beginner is doing 8th position 😂
As a woodwind, just wondering how do you do, how to obtain the harmonic on the string instrument? I have an impression it's the touch of your fingers that's lighter while doing the harmonics..? For the flute, we obtain them by changing the airstream, adapting the diaphragm, lips, tongue etc.
Hearing this made me completely overhaul my runs and arpeggios.
It’s such a good tip… ⭐️
Hadelich's tips are mind blowing every single time
Thought you said lips for a second
@@turtle4283 lollll i should get cancelled then
@@turtle4283 Same!
I’m seeing Hadelich perform in Wisconsin this month! 🎻✨
I caught him with Grant Park Symphony in Chicago last year, and he really impressed me with his clarity, articulation, evenness of tone.
You just need Augustin's resolve, skill and many years of practice to make those harmoics ring.
love augustin hadelich
This man is wisdom incarnate!
very good hint - that is a blessing of youtube: knowledge can travel so much faster and be incorporated maybe not by everyone but everyone can pick up something and give something and of course if such big masters do it it can change a lot by a one minute video. thx for your contribution and thx for enrichting my life with your great music !!!!
FULLY AGREE... in fact, Itzhak Perlman uses harmonics in his 1980 performance of th Tchaikovsky with the Philadelphia Orchestra (om UA-cam).
Wow! That’s a super good tip but I don’t think us plebeians can use it with such amazing success😭 Augustin Hadelich is a phenomenal violinist!❤
My boys got that "My name is giovanni giorgio, but everybody calls me giorgio." sound to his voice. I could listen to him talk about Violins all day.
Also I love the pattern sticking out of the seams of his shirt!
Harmonics also help you to map where you are on the violin/viola, thank you for the uploads.
"Harmonics are guaranteed to be in tune"
Yeah, if you hit them 😂
And the other notes you played that aren’t quite in tune?🤪🤪🤪
😂
BRILLIANT ❤Thank you‼️
Thinking outside the box!
fabulous!
Excellent tuning 👍👏👏
The protip: Born again
Great video. I started playing violin at 64, two months ago. It is a very rewarding experience and fun too...
Good stuff
🖤
the reason is because harmonics have a different timbre from the other notes in scales and arpeggios so this only works when done quickly
Harmonic "fill"... I've used it also on the acoustic guitar...
Crazy❤
Wonderful, but all of this works especially well if your one of the greatest musicians in yhe world. For me, ill just smile and marvel.
as a cellist ... I thought it was the other way around.
this guy plays so well though - gotta check him out.
Onto som'n more amazing 👍
OMG that mario arpegio XD
He is the Robert Fripp of the violin
Never realized that those notes were Harmonics, just learnt something.
Good tip
I just subscribed
Edgar from MIB really do be a good musician tho
post-mortem edgar*
They garanteed to be in tune if your fingers are tuned 😅
Question: why don’t violinist use Kim harmonics that much?
Stroll?
One needs a strad and a really good bow to make those harmonics ring
Try taking your finger of the string at the same time you lift your bow, this way the harmonic wil sing! :)
But Augustin always uses his Guarneri lol
@@dschu6597 that's quite the same quality range.
I don't think that's true but it does take accuracy and a very delicate touch and to be able to do that in a rapid passage is...pretty amazing.
Андрей Аршавин стал играть на скрипке.
It is better to play poorly then not play at all...
Too faaaaaaast
What’s wrong with his skin? He’s a very handsome man but it’s like he’s a burn victim. 😢
He is a burn victim
@@elliottwalsh2 Poor guy :( But he’s absolutely an incredible talent and a great person. It’s so inspiring when people overcome their tragedies.
@@tehee-He was in a fire in Italy 1999, and he sadly got burns from it
Read your comment again and imagine you were a burn victim yourself. It's such an easy thing to look up first without making an ignorant comment.
I mean he looks badass
Great skills btw!
Not to intrude but what happened to your face
He was burned