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What is the tempo of the song?

This makes so much sense. I’ve been a professional guitarist since the 80s so my muscle memory does let the thumb lead against the back of the neck during any position changes in order to keep the hand frame in a consistent position. One thing I’ve noticed in practicing the 3-octave G scale (which I learned from another one of your demonstrations) when descending, if I lighten my finger pressure and press more using the tip rather than sloppily on the finger pad, it’s a lot easier to play the notes clearly and brightly. In other words, more articulation. The other thing I noticed is if I practice my form slowly and intentionally rather than focusing on speed first, the thumb naturally wants to lead as long as I maintain the frame with my fingers. Thank you for your videos, you make it fun to learn😊

Thank you, thank you a thousand times!!!!🫶🏻 Ohh you know, I started to learn Wieniawski no.2 concerto recently and I just have to say that this video have just given me hope! I mean, I haven't played any fingered octaves before and when I tried it for the first time I freaked out... 😵‍💫I might be a beginner to say this, but it seemed to be impossible to play. (Also I have kind of small hands) Sorry for the long comment, I'm just really greatful for this video. ❤❤

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Thank you SO SO much. I was just practicing this and found this video on your page it was like fate!! I realize i’ve been focusing too much on left-hand trickiness and forgot to look at my right hand. ❤❤

Very helpful thanks

So helpful, thank you!

Im 52 and haven't had formal lessons for 40 yrs. I'm currently trying to learn on my own. These last 40 yrs I just picked it up occasionally. But now want to play again. Right now I feel I am only playing for my own enjoyment and its a great stress reliever. Soon I want to find an online teacher. I'm in a small town where the school has no orchestra & no teachers I can go to. I would love to play at church or for crowds or events some day

Excellent explanation about scales. I've been so confused because there are so many different ones. I could clearly see your fingers. Thank you

Thank you!

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Hello there, thank you for the very helpful videos! I have a question for you regarding something I am struggling a lot and it's very much related to the 1-2 low 2 finger pattern but in reverse.. so it goes like this: if we first need to play open string A, then C, then B, all of a sudden it gets impossible for my fingers because once I place the 2nd finger on C, then it's impossible to bring the first one close to it from the reverse side. When it is: A, B and C, it is easy and all the advice you gave here in this video works perfectly. But when we have to play them in reverse with the open string being first, that's when it gets impossible. Would you be kind enough to give me some advice regarding this ? Also strangely this does not happen on any other pair of closely related fingers like 2 and 3 or 3 and 4, since I can comfortably put 4 then 3, or 3 then 2. But if it comes to putting 2 first and then 1 close to it, it's mission impossible.

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This is a fantastic video! ❤ thank you Joy for your explanations! You have changed my way of playing the violin!

I just admire you so much, I can't even describe it in words you see, You're soooo amazing! Thank you SOOOOOOOOOOO much ma'am! I just want to thank you so sooooo MUCHHHHHHHH ❤❤❤❤

As a student, this is very helpful! I got the book and as soon as I opened it I felt so lost. You gave a very good explanation!

It’s the same technique used on the D and E strings when performing the 3-octave G scale (E + F# then up to the G)

Figure eights help with bow changes. It helps smooth things out..take the weight off a little and helps put/add the weight gradually

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Your video helped me so much, I used to play it so bad! 😂

Excellent advice, this is genuinely helpful. You make really great videos, and explain everything so well. Thanks so much for your talented teaching.

Ma'am i had a question, I'm about to complete suzuki book 1, i do not have a teacher yet. I wanted to ask if i can learn other easy songs while completing the suzuki books? PLEASEEEEE ANSWER

Thank you so much for this video. I would have never thought to put rosin on the strings, but that helps tremendously!!😊

Can you please make a video teaching the harmonics section in Introduction and Tarantella by Sarasate?

Please could you make video about vivaldi autumn?

Thank you! Your instruction is very clear, makes sense, and what I’ve been looking for but haven’t seen and illustrated so well.

May i ask what can i use for sores/bruising for my under chin? Its getting worse by practicing more. Thanks :)

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Joy is truly a joy.

That was so incredibly helpful. Didn’t even realise what I’d been doing wrong! Clear instructions and great demonstrations. Thank you so much 😊

Am agree with you, in the begining I like evah pirazzi alot but I change my mind and kinda love peter infeld and Dynamo. These two string more and more convenience from day to day

Hello! Thank you very much for this video, i have a few questions left! First one: is it normal that for every hand it kind of works differently, or maybe I'm just doing the curving motion wrong, because the space between my fingers always expands when curving, also does my pinky kind of slip off the bow which makes it hard to not drop it. I don't really know what the problem is. Also, when I straighten the fingers again, my middle finger is never completely straight, it's really hard to achieve that. And the next question: How can I use the colle stroke to improve my spiccato or overall weist flexibilty e.g. for bach partitas with quick notes and string crossings? Are there any general instructions of how to apply them to my spiccato /suatille bowing, or excercises? It would help me a lot!

I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!!! They way you so enthusiastically explain everything boosts up my will to practice more.

I like your advice. Keep up the good work. 🌷👏👏

I am so glad to have found a teacher like you, dear Joy, someone who inspires me to be better in my violin playing every day. ❤

Very charming lady with very good information. I accidently came upon this video, and now subscribed.

I am absolutely in love with you.

the first years i played the violin sitting down with the 2nd teacher i changed he made me play the violin standing up, since then i play standing up. i should mention that in the first years i had a problem with my neck due to the wrong body position, it was fixed because i play standing up. thanks joy🎻

Thank you so much!!

This is very helpful. Thank you for the detail and good use of camera angles.

Dear Joy 😀 thank you for another wonderful video. I am always amazed by how well you explain things. Thank you so much 😀

A correct position helps transform our sound on the violin. Thank you for your commitment to always posting these inspiring videos, Professor Joy Lee. Thank you very much.

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Hello there. Wonderful video ⭐❤⭐ I have a question what if you only have one fine tuner for all strings, how do you tune precisely?

OMG!! Now I can do vibrato on my 1st finger now after just watching this video. It’s not perfect vibrato but I get the idea that my left hand too tight. Thank you so much.