Thanks for those 5 tips! they help us pay attention on individual aspects of a fine playing. It is so easy to rush through scales, check it done from out practice list and move on, without benefit from it. I will put a note with all 5 tips on the cover of my scale book.
I've only been playing for almost 13 months now and working toward my grade 2. I set myself a New Years goal of playing for an hour each day but then found myself trying to fulfil the time slot but putting little quality into it. Now I play when I can but not always everyday but I try to focus more on what I want to achieve from each session. Your videos have been very helpful and I've just subbed.
You are total package of not only great artist but also excellent teacher! I'm an adult beginner and listen and practice every day watching your channel. I watched your playing Bach Prelude #6 and it is one of the most beautiful piece ever! You exude with artistic talent with beautiful performance and confidence. Your channel is such a precious jem! Thank you so much for your dedication for this channel.
I really, really want to take in-person lessons with you! I live near San Francisco though, so that's not going to happen! :-) Thanks you so much for your videos, I love them!
I do teach online to someone from SF! But it’s not for everyone of course. Pity, who knows one day I’ll visit SF! :-) thank you so much for your encouragement, really happy that you love them!
Thanks once again for this video! Its quality is excellent, as usual. But I was wondering : where can I find the best fingerings for scales (3 octaves, the ones i am practising). Are there different fingerings? Thanks.
Wonderful tips. I'm not sure what word you're using for Tip #4 - anticipation? It's clear what you want to convey, I'd just like to know the exact word. Thank you again for a concise video.
Thanks for those 5 tips! they help us pay attention on individual aspects of a fine playing. It is so easy to rush through scales, check it done from out practice list and move on, without benefit from it. I will put a note with all 5 tips on the cover of my scale book.
You are welcome! Glad you will apply the tips! Of course, there is so much more to discover. But I think for now, these 5 tips are good :)
I've only been playing for almost 13 months now and working toward my grade 2. I set myself a New Years goal of playing for an hour each day but then found myself trying to fulfil the time slot but putting little quality into it. Now I play when I can but not always everyday but I try to focus more on what I want to achieve from each session. Your videos have been very helpful and I've just subbed.
You are total package of not only great artist but also excellent teacher!
I'm an adult beginner and listen and practice every day watching your channel.
I watched your playing Bach Prelude #6 and it is one of the most beautiful piece ever!
You exude with artistic talent with beautiful performance and confidence.
Your channel is such a precious jem!
Thank you so much for your dedication for this channel.
This is so kind and nice from you! It made my day by reading this! 🙏🏻 Enjoy your journey with the cello! It’s a long journey, but definitely worth!
omg u solved a huge problem I had I thought when we augment the tempo we gotta have have fastbow motion I was wrong
Your tips are golden
Thank you so much sir
Very valuable tips! Essential!
Excellent demonstration on how to practice scales mindfully and with good technique!
Thank you Inna! 😀
Supergreat tips...this is a resumee of what teachers toll me in 5 years....🎉
I really, really want to take in-person lessons with you! I live near San Francisco though, so that's not going to happen! :-) Thanks you so much for your videos, I love them!
I do teach online to someone from SF! But it’s not for everyone of course. Pity, who knows one day I’ll visit SF! :-) thank you so much for your encouragement, really happy that you love them!
Very good tips, thanks Ilia!
Thanks!!
Your lesson is always helpful for me😊
You are welcome! Hope these tips will help you to improve!
Thanks once again for this video! Its quality is excellent, as usual. But I was wondering : where can I find the best fingerings for scales (3 octaves, the ones i am practising). Are there different fingerings? Thanks.
So good. Thanks Ilia!
You are welcome! Hope these tips will help you to improve your scales!
Wonderful tips. I'm not sure what word you're using for Tip #4 - anticipation? It's clear what you want to convey, I'd just like to know the exact word. Thank you again for a concise video.
Great tips 🤩✨👌🙏❤️
Hope these tips will help you to improve! :)
Strong fingers give a beautiful clear sound😊, while jelly fingers give a yucky whining sound.😖 Strong fingers it is!☺️
Absolutely! 😃 Strong fingers it is! 😃