That idea with POV violin playing is amazing. It's like something relaxing to your eyes, especially if talk about PAG caprices, that fingers movements looks awesome. Thanks for your videos, hope you'll do one with Caprice #19.
That down-down-down-up bowing is so f*cking insane. I don't know how anyone plays it. Anyhoo, awesome playing. I love all these videos of the Caprices from above. I learn a lot.
Wow, you totally rocked the original bowing! I was wondering if you could comment about playing with and without the shoulder rest? Because if I'm not mistaken you used to play with a shoulder rest some years ago but then made a switch? How long did it take to feel comfortable, to train your thumb, adjust to the new position, even to simply find a suitable chinrest?
@@SeanLeeViolin Thanks or your answer! Would you ever consider making a video about this issue, similar to the ones where you talk about pagnini caprices? Otherwise, perhaps you would have some tips to help with the switch?
I noticed that he plays sometime with collapsed third finger in first position. Is it because he was placing that finger on both D and G string at the same time?
Very interesting, the human hand and mind are an amazing creation. I was surprised to see how many times the 3rd finger collapsed - cello style. (I should say human hands, the right hand is no less important. )
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BRAVO! Original Bowing is impressive!
That idea with POV violin playing is amazing. It's like something relaxing to your eyes, especially if talk about PAG caprices, that fingers movements looks awesome. Thanks for your videos, hope you'll do one with Caprice #19.
Glad that you appreciate it! I do hope to get to #19!
That down-down-down-up bowing is so f*cking insane. I don't know how anyone plays it. Anyhoo, awesome playing. I love all these videos of the Caprices from above. I learn a lot.
Very glad to hear!
yes took so long for me to find another person who played this piece so well with the original bowing
this is pure hardwork! you deserve a lot of views!!
Thank you so much!
Amazing with original bowing wowowowowoww!,!
Thank you so much!
Bravo
Phenomenal! Great respect...Thank you
Thanks for sharing. God bless you. Its my first time seeing how its played
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed this video!
Tu si le sabes al POV😈🔥😈
I love your technique! Such a natural approach !
Thank you very much!
Greatttttttt 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you!
Excellent
角度新颖 继续努力🌺
What a boss!!!
Thank you Dan!
¡Bravo dear Sean !
You deserve more views
You're very kind, thank you!
Bravo Sean!
Thank you!
👏👏👏👏
My soul shines when I hear you
Thank you, that means a lot to me!
@@SeanLeeViolin you are amazing!!!!!
*_Awesome Sean!!_* 👏👏👏😎👍
Thank you so much!
Man, you achieved the perfect POV Bowjob video!
Yesss! Can we get one of Pag 21??
Thank you! Planning to get there, although for now I am going through in order so it might be a while!
@@SeanLeeViolin okay cool! I enjoy these videos so I can wait for it to come chronologically
Wow, you totally rocked the original bowing!
I was wondering if you could comment about playing with and without the shoulder rest? Because if I'm not mistaken you used to play with a shoulder rest some years ago but then made a switch? How long did it take to feel comfortable, to train your thumb, adjust to the new position, even to simply find a suitable chinrest?
Thank you! And yes, that's correct and it took me several years to make the change--much longer than I expected!
@@SeanLeeViolin Thanks or your answer! Would you ever consider making a video about this issue, similar to the ones where you talk about pagnini caprices? Otherwise, perhaps you would have some tips to help with the switch?
I noticed that he plays sometime with collapsed third finger in first position. Is it because he was placing that finger on both D and G string at the same time?
Very impressive❗️How do U do it❓(Make tutorial❓)
What strings do you have
Bravíssimo!!!🎻🎻
Thank you so much!
Can you do 24th caorice pov?
Is this the original bowing?
Very interesting, the human hand and mind are an amazing creation. I was surprised to see how many times the 3rd finger collapsed - cello style. (I should say human hands, the right hand is no less important. )
I didn't notice that myself, about the collapsing finger!
Why she holding 2 fingers on e string in start? Is this a thing.
hi, can u make 21 caprice like this please ?
I plan to do it, yes!
oroginal bowing is crazyyy
악마와도 같은 파가니니 카프리스
🔥Amazing piece Sean! Great precision! Have you heard of Sessions? I think you will kill it there!