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Violinna
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A channel to help you practice better, learn violin/viola techniques and concepts, and pursue excellence with a healthy mindset as a musician.
Learn Fast Scale Passages Efficiently | Tchaikovsky & Mendelssohn Violin Concerto | Violin Technique
Practice strategies for learning fast passages that are made up of scales. Examples used are 3rd movement snippets from Tchaikovsky and Mendelssohn violin concertos. Special attention is given to organizing hand shapes, practicing in slow motion with left hand anticipation, chunking, and coordination in string crossing.
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Memorize Music Quickly, Accurately, and Efficiently: 4 Scientifically-Backed Methods
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4 Scientifically-backed methods on memorizing music quickly, efficiently, and accurately. Set your intention, focus your mind, and you can memorize that tricky passage with confidence. Recommended Reading: The Talent Code by Daniel Coyle: amzn.to/4541Oy0 🔸BI-MONTHLY NEWSLETTER: Subscribers get highlights of my blog & videos, and exclusive resources from time to time. FREE Practice Plan PDF upon...
Backstage Pre-Performance Warmup Exercises | Injury Prevention for Musicians
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Here are some fantastic backstage exercises I like to do before a concert. These are also great to do right before practicing, a rehearsal, or during an intermission. The goal is to warm up the body and the mind, which is our "true primary instrument"...the instrument you play is actually "secondary" - The way we breathe, the way we move, and the way we hear the music in our inner ear in the pr...
Level Up Your Bow Technique: My Top 5 Exercises & Etudes
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These are my top 5 bow etudes and exercises ~ for developing tone production and various bow strokes, or just for a maintenance warmup to stay in shape. These exercises are wonderful because they are accessible to/can be adapted for a very wide range of playing levels and abilities. There are many ways to practice these, whether you're an early-intermediate student or seasoned professional. Thi...
2 Categories of Goal-Setting in Practice
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There is no single right or wrong way to set a goal. Most goals fall into one of two categories: specific and open-ended. It's similar to considering outcome-based vs process-based, but with some more nuance. This is a concept I got from The Growth Equation and adapted specifically toward classical musicians in this short video. However, this is applicable to all disciplines. Anyone watching th...
Kreutzer 1 Dynamics with Unilateral & Bilateral Motion | Play With a More Resonant Sound
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Unilateral motion is when the body transfers weight toward the same direction as the bow. It helps to extend the legato stroke and encourages the upper arm to lead in very slow bows. Bilateral motion is when the bow moves in the opposite direction of the body’s weight transfer. It’s helpful for most other types of bow strokes. Even in fast 16th note passages, the body responds on a more “micros...
How To Catch the String with Arm Weight, NOT Force | Martele and Colle | Paul Rolland Bow Rocking
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One common pitfall of learning "catch and release" for a good martele, colle, and other related bowstrokes is pushing too hard with the index finger or overpronating the arm. This can lead to a lot of tension. A better way is to feel the natural weight of the arm into the bow, and the bow's natural weight making contact with the string. A great tool to feel the natural arm weight more easily is...
5K-SUB SPECIAL: What Motivates Me To Practice?
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What I think about motivation and how it applies to me when it comes to showing up to practice. This is a nuanced topic, which is a lot more complex than simply identifying intrinsic vs extrinsic catalysts that get us going. 🔸BI-MONTHLY NEWSLETTER: Subscribers get highlights of my blog & videos, and exclusive resources from time to time. FREE Practice Plan PDF upon signing up. 🎉SIGN UP HERE: ➡ ...
REVIEW: Barbara Barber Scale Books
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📘Books recommended: 🔹Barbara Barber 2-octave scales: amzn.to/49PT8NV 🔹Barbara Barber 3-octave scales: amzn.to/46xnguB 🔸BI-MONTHLY NEWSLETTER: Subscribers get highlights of my blog & videos, and exclusive resources from time to time. FREE Practice Plan PDF upon signing up. 🎉SIGN UP HERE: ➡ www.violinna.live/newsletter/ WHO AM I? Inna Langerman •Violin teacher •Chamber music coach •Freelance Orch...
Preparing for THREE (3) Octave Scales | Getting Ready for Acceleration in Flesch & Galamian Studies
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This video covers many of the pre-reqiisites to meet and practice before adding 3-octave scales to your practice routine. Also I added some very helpful exercises to help prepare for the challenges of left hand acceleration in three octave scale studies of Carl Flesch and Ivan Galamian. 📘Books recommended: 🔹Barbara Barber 2-octave scales: amzn.to/49PT8NV 🔹Whistler 3rd & 5th positions: amzn.to/4...
Fine-Tuning Tenths Intonation for Violinists: 4 Proven Methods
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Here are 4 methods to improve your intonation when playing tenths (10ths) on the violin and ultimately perform them with more confidence. Watch Part 1 for creating healthy 10ths foundation: ua-cam.com/video/PV4TWm-qZAw/v-deo.htmlsi=nEOxZP356d0EDxwx Book recommended: The Legacy of Yuri Yankelevich amzn.to/3SxwxQ2 🔸BI-MONTHLY NEWSLETTER: Subscribers get highlights of my blog & videos, and exclusi...
How To Reach Tenths with Small Hands Comfortably | 4+ Tips
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In this video you'll see what a small female left hand in the widest 10th position might look like on the violin, if set up properly. This is a guide on how to play tenths on the violin in a healthy manner and develop good habits while avoiding unnecessary injury. 🔸BI-MONTHLY NEWSLETTER: Subscribers get highlights of my blog & videos, and exclusive resources from time to time. FREE Practice Pla...
Prokofiev Violin Concerto No. 2 - Clip of MVT 2 & 3
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Clip from concert with @TheChelseaSymphony on Friday, September 22, 2023. PLEASE NOTE I am NOT making any $$$ off this video! Also, this is an original performance - not owned by any record company! Any attempt by AI bots to claim this as someone else's work WILL be disputed. 🔸BI-MONTHLY NEWSLETTER: Subscribers get highlights of my blog & videos, and exclusive resources from time to time. FREE ...
Prokofiev Violin Concerto No. 2 - Movement 2 Clip
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Essential Etudes & Exercises for Mastering String Crossings
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Essential Etudes & Exercises for Mastering String Crossings
Mastering Big Shifts with String Crossing | Pro Tips and Examples
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Mastering Big Shifts with String Crossing | Pro Tips and Examples
Breaking the Grip: 5+ Strategies to Lighten Your Left Hand for Effortless Playing
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Breaking the Grip: 5 Strategies to Lighten Your Left Hand for Effortless Playing
The Art of Effortless String Crossings | Techniques and Exercises for All Levels (Violin & Viola)
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The Art of Effortless String Crossings | Techniques and Exercises for All Levels (Violin & Viola)
How To Play Without a Shoulder Rest | Transitioning to a New Setup on Violin or Viola
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How To Play Without a Shoulder Rest | Transitioning to a New Setup on Violin or Viola
SPICCATO: How much finger/wrist flexibility do you REALLY need? | Also on Colle, Sautille, & Detache
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SPICCATO: How much finger/wrist flexibility do you REALLY need? | Also on Colle, Sautille, & Detache
2 VIBRATO Exercises | Simon Fischer | Understanding Active vs Passive Motions in Vibrato
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2 VIBRATO Exercises | Simon Fischer | Understanding Active vs Passive Motions in Vibrato
Re-Stabilize Your Back and Technique After Orchestra in 2 EASY steps
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Re-Stabilize Your Back and Technique After Orchestra in 2 EASY steps
Exploring Dynamics and Color with Simon Fischer's 'Tone' | for violin & viola
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Exploring Dynamics and Color with Simon Fischer's 'Tone' | for violin & viola
Thirds on Violin with Minimal Shifting | Inspired by Adam Han-Gorski
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Thirds on Violin with Minimal Shifting | Inspired by Adam Han-Gorski
4 Most Common Causes of Tension in Left Arm/Hand + Tension-Releasing Exercises for Violin & Viola
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4 Most Common Causes of Tension in Left Arm/Hand Tension-Releasing Exercises for Violin & Viola
4 Steps to Learn Your Chamber Music Part Well | Prepare Your Best for the First Rehearsal
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4 Steps to Learn Your Chamber Music Part Well | Prepare Your Best for the First Rehearsal
How to Learn Your Orchestra Music Faster (and better) | Prepare for the First Rehearsal Efficiently
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How to Learn Your Orchestra Music Faster (and better) | Prepare for the First Rehearsal Efficiently
Level Up Your Sight Reading! | 4 skills to advance your music training
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Level Up Your Sight Reading! | 4 skills to advance your music training
5 Mid-Back Exercises | Injury Prevention for Violinists & Violists
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5 Mid-Back Exercises | Injury Prevention for Violinists & Violists
Double Stops to Single Stops String Crossing | Double Stops for Beginners, Intermediate
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Double Stops to Single Stops String Crossing | Double Stops for Beginners, Intermediate
Great lesson - thank you - but check your heart re your shortness of breath
hi! what is this transparent 'thing' you put after the bridge? is it a mute?
Yes - actually it's a thick straw! Works quite well for a slide-on mute.
Thanks so much, Inna, for sharing these valuable hand shapes patterns information with us!❤😊
You are so welcome!
That chart at 0:52 deserves its own video!!!
Haha! It's a rabbit hole of a chart!
Brilliant! Totally comprehensive collection of exercises for this challenging skill area. Big thank you, Inna. You are brilliant. G Ire (adult student with small hands)
Thank you so much G Ire! =)
Super super super lovely tips
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Welcome and thanks for watching!
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Super super super lovely
Super super 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Super super super lovely
Super super super lovely playing fantastic
Too much words…information-almost zero.
Super super super lovely playing fantastic
Thank you 🙏
You’re welcome! Thank you for watching!
¿De qué libro son los ejercicios?
Ysaye Exercises & Scales: amzn.to/3zdolwF
Very useful vidéo and very well explained to follow.... And thank you
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching and the kind comment!
So they make clickbait books too nowadays? Cool.
Last I checked, clickbait book titles existed before the internet ;) Keep an open mind
It’s great if you focus the camera , intermittently, to your finger tips as well.
Good idea! I'll keep that in mind for future videos =)
This video is great, as it has certainly had made a difference in improving my string crossing (smoothly). Thank you for the wonderful examples and demonstrations.👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Great to hear it's helping your string crossing already! Thank you for watching & commenting!
Thanks for the video. Anyone knows what the m3 and so on symbols above each measure of the preparation shifting exercises mean?
it specifies the measure number of whatever the preparation exercise refers to. So for example, in the Key of A, it says m. 3 in the first shifting exercise. it refers to the 3rd measure of page 10 (Foundation Key of A)
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Super class. Very helpful.Thanks
You are very welcome - I'm so glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much !!!!
You're very welcome! Thank you for watching!
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Thank you very much for your contribution to this channel! Greatly appreciated!!
A unique way of teaching. Thank you.👌
you're welcome! thanks for watching
Very good learning methods. Thanks.
You are welcome! thanks for watching
Thank you very much😍 Your lessons do encourage me to practice. It will be a long way though.😊
Best of luck!
Hi from Argentina! Is there a book, video, something that I could learn those exercises? Because I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and i suffer from pain in muscles, etc. And i'm having a hard time to study violin, sadly :"(, and worse because i have zero money to go to have a massage, for example. I'd be so thankful if you can give me a hand.
HI, I cannot help with a medical condition - am not a doctor. The Paul Rolland book is linked in the description of this video if you're curious.
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100% in tune? Do you think that exists? Do you have a referency of the best musical temperament instead to repeat the same unusual things?
Do you use perfect fifths when you tune your violin?
It's all wrong! Only historical facts... All the notes must to have constant place like the A440Hz. Only the unisson must be perfect. All others intervals we must avoid to be in just intonation. Yes, the octave also! 12ET is the best way, but only without a just octave! We need a true reference how to stay in tune, an universal temperament! Nobody today ne propose different mesures for time or distance, stop please to lead people in wrong way!
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Thank you very much for watching and for your generous contribution to the channel!
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Thank you so much for the super thanks! New videos coming soon =)
Thanks. I see some instructors suspending the bow hair above and off the string in order to deliver a colle derived motion called the brush stroke as you mention. But you start on the string and dont rely on a primarily finger extension and retraction.
Any finger motion is passive in true spiccato stroke, and the forearm leads. Finger motion is more visible in some players than others and it's really a reaction as part of the momentum. However, an exercise, it's often recommended to practice developing the flexibility and strength of the fingers by doing colle bowstroke. In colle (which is different from spiccato, but not unrelated) the fingers participate more. It also starts on the string.
You’re a doll! Thank you for the very clear explanation
You are so welcome!
you are a blessing and an inspiration.....I readily admire all your videos....thank you so much!
Thank you for the kind words! Glad you enjoy them :)
Very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Chords could be a great support
Very important to know the intervals, I believe... Best is to build them yourself...
Inna, Wow, these are really tough for my 73 year old fingers. I didn’t know how weak they are. I hope this strengthens them. Thank you for your help.
best wishes!!
Your video is very informing thank you
You are welcome
Thank you. I really needed this video. I'm gonne start to do them, although it seems really hard
Start with Simon Fischer - take things slow and be specific with your intentions =) you got this
Thanks, yes, Fischer looks the easier
Quick sub
Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
I believe it is a personal thing...
It most certainly is personal! And that is why my message near the end of this video is very important
Your lessons are great. Thank you 😊
Glad you like them! Thank you very much!
Great exercise. Very well explained. Thank you 😊
Glad they helped! Thank you for watching! =)
Excellent video
Thank you very much!