This Simple Exercise Benefits Violinists of ALL Levels

Daniel Phillips recommends this finger-dropping exercise as a way to cover many aspects of left-hand violin technique more efficiently.
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[@dextrosinistral7138]

this is actually very useful for quick warm ups and getting your left hand "in the game" so to speak. More like this Tonebase 🙏🙏

[@Violinna]

I remember this warmup from our lessons back at Queens College! Still using it!! Super efficient

[@gimaru1]

That looks like Kreutzer 9. Easier but more complex at the same time when adding more notes. Very helpful when lifting the fingers with an accent as presented here. Thanks!

[@lawrencestringacademy2218]

I’ve been a huge fan of your playing, and your pedagogy, my whole life! Thrilled to have this opportunity to learn from you! Looking forward to the next video

[@Brevevira880]

Hello, great content, I'm a beginner at violin, I live in Brazil, it would be great if you added subtitles in Portuguese, many Brazilians would be privileged, thank you

[@sinakalkan3371]

Thanks!

[@conniechan3280]

Thanks , nice way to practise ...❤

[@SLPro26]

Brilliant
Thank you

[@shiloh.patten]

Wow

[@gardnerfiddle2927]

Isn’t this basically Ševčík op.1?