I like 3- & 4- note chord! But obviously, it's the hardest, but practice makes perfect! Thank you for this short and yet easy to understand video, Sumina! 🥰

@ilovehomies

8 ай бұрын

3 note chords on g d and a are pretty easy everything after that is painful bro 😭

@slydz

3 ай бұрын

I had to learn how to play three chord, notes for prelude and allegro by Fritz kreizler

Your violin has a beautiful ring to it, very clean with no rattle or wavering. The way you play really compliments the violin, you made a great choice. You sound wonderful.😊

@susannestechow3651

2 жыл бұрын

The online thing I wanted to write. The Autopilot als always the same.

@susannestechow3651

2 жыл бұрын

The only thing I wanted to write. Alas always the same with the Autopilot. It changes my words permanently.

@811tea

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t think it’s suppose to rattle lol but if you put rosin each time you play it sounds amazing

@artjohnson4133

2 жыл бұрын

@@811tea I have heard some old violins and they had a rattle, it didnt matter who played it the sound would carry a rattle.

@811tea

2 жыл бұрын

@@artjohnson4133 What do you mean by rattle tho? Like rattle because of lose fine tuners or something else?

Honestly, broken chords have always sounded so awesome to me. They feel like they make the instrument sing in a way that gives me goose bumps

What she said: Here's an example of the 24 Pag caprice What she actually said: Here's an example of me flexing.

@mysticmusical

2 жыл бұрын

Fr my eye twitched and then, my brain immediately went offline 🕯️

@gabrielmanuntag3185

2 жыл бұрын

Y’all are trippin and infected by twoset’s exaggeration of the Paganini caprices. She literally played an excerpt of the Bruch VC which is harder to play (I’m talking about the excerpts not the works as a whole) but you only react to the fact that she played Paganini? So dumb.

@mysticmusical

2 жыл бұрын

@@gabrielmanuntag3185 "exaggeration" "works as a whole" you just contradicted yourself. "So dumb" indeed. Do you even play? Even if you do, why don't you learn how to be a respectful person first. Truthfully, I don't much enjoy his pieces. I also think that Locatelli's caprice is more challenging but still, no violinist would deny the technical difficulties of playing Paganini's works regardless of whether they like him or not. Even though she only played a bit, it's still the hardest of Paganini's caprices.

@thefreshbluebird

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the translation

@ameenasallam5908

Жыл бұрын

@Gabriel Manuntag twoset didnt ‘infect us’ they just said an idea about the technical difficulties of the piece. they dont say that its the hardest piece tho. so like stop blaming twoset for educating people.

I'm new to violin and obviously still a beginner. I've already had 7 sessions with my violin coach (once per week) and still haven't even mastered the basic😢 just a while ago I got really pissed, annoyed, and frustrated at how badly I was playing the violin. The strings were scratchy, my muscles were hurting, I was feeling muscle tension as well, trying to keep in mind to practice proper posture, the right bowing, my elbows and wrists. I put the violin down and yelled, "I GIVE UP". Searching up what I'm doing wrong with my violin, I came across this short, and you played so beautifully and majestically, which is something I really wanna achieve😢 this reminded me WHY I chose to play violin. So I will keep practicing more and more until I get better and side myself with patience and a calm, peaceful mind. I've been so angry and frustrated it never helped my relationship with my violin, and I've never improved.

She's one of my favorites. I was not interested in classic music before but I'm really into it now. I've been amazed at powerful and beautiful sounds of orchestra since I got an old Onkyo speaker system at my house. An audio mania helped set up the whole audio system because when I set it, it gave me terrible sounds. Now it gives fantastic sounds.

I'm practicing Bruch's Concerto for an exam currently. It's such a great piece. The way you made it loop....😲 Instant sub. Honestly, this is thoughtful editing.

Well Well, I think this is the universe telling me to start learning chords on the violin. Thanks for the videos. You're awesome.

I think all 3 sounds lovely in their own way, but I do love a slow Arpeggiated chord.

THANKS FOR THE TUTORIAL!!

I love learning violin 🎻 My favourite instrument 🎻🎻❤❤❤❤

omg, your playing is lovely.

She play so beautiful 🤩

My fovorite Iris bidan😏

I love them all, the violin is my favorite instrument. Playing the violin showed me I could do something with my life, it also helped me learn to love myself. The violin taught me many things about music and myself. I am so grateful to be able to play the violin

Danke, thanks and благодарна.

IVE BEEN PLAYING SO MUCH MY FINGERA ARE GONNA BLLEEDDD

you're so good at this, i wish i were too 😭

Wow it is crazy. 4 strings together. 😯

She perfected loops

Damn when you started playing bruch violin concerto... ❤️ It's literally my fav piece and i never hear anyone mention it... Would be nice if you could play it sometime👉👈, great video

I like the 3 and 4, I use it all the time, depending on the song/piece.

I see what you did there with the audio loop. Genius haha 👌🏽

Thank you for explaining.

I like the first one!!

Wow!That is professional!🤯😱

I love how professional her violon is man im jealous

What 😊you are sounding like is an expert way 🎉😂

Love your videos! Great to see you still making them.

This lady is amazing

Perfect violin🎻🎻🎻

I can't focused on the violin,dam she's so beautiful 😍❤️

Dont understand nothing but you make so good it that ......

SHE PLAYS SO BEAUTIFULLY 😍

Your personal favourite is also my favourite. Arpeggiated cords of Bach sounded beautifully by you 😍😍

I love 3-4 note chords

Thank you. ❤

Thanks for this video. I'm not a musician but I love the sound of string instruments and I'm always like what's that sound. It always helps to know some of the vocabulary

Wow, this is perfect

im a fan of the 3 + 4 note ones they really let you go all out

im very impressed.

Amazing

Thank you for putting names to things that I've learned by ear. You're the youngest mentor I've ever had. Please keep up the fantastic videos.

I really like the broken chords

When you played the broken chord I thought of paganiniana and then you played Paganini and I was so impressed

Great video! Thanks!

Arppegiated on the cello it sounds insane

Practice makes Improvements!!!yooow!

Arpeggios are really fun to play lol

I love paganini ❤❤

Beautiful

Yes power chords!!!

Hope I can learn violin.

I have to go with 3&4 note chords! it's such a well rounded and full sound and just pleasant to the ears when done correctly. These are featured in many classical pieces that I love too

Thx so much im thinking of geting a violin and u help me so much

That loop at the end is sick

Amo el violín

You sound so pure and beautiful! I aspire to be as good as you someday 😊

I like the last one ☝️

I like the first one and the last

Good job with the videos.

Sec and I’m planning to play a violin in the future 🎻

El mejor tutorial sobre acordes para violin. muchísimas gracias. Directo, sencillo y muy bien explicado. 😍😍😍

I Really like the triple/quad stops

3 and 4 notes at a time is my favourite the harder the better

I would like to learn now ..

I like first type! but it's challenging💪

Dang girl you are amazing!! I love playing broken chords!! I have to practice the others!!

The piano my love, ukulele aswell, I appreciate the chords I know on guitar! Appreciate this video as I embark on my violin phases ! Thank you new sub!

Goosebumps ❤

Thank you so much! Tomorrow im getting a violin and i just want to so good at it!

Lehrreich. Hat mir sogar etwas genützt obwohl es mir etwas schwer fällt mündlichen englischen Vorträgen zu folgen. Aber ich kenne die beschriebenen Dinge und Probleme aus eigener Erfahrung beim Üben und es gibt ja immer noch die Untertitel. Vielen Dank für dieses Video.

i took up violin a year ago and aspire to be this good some day!

Thank you very much for this very detail

Thanks for Technics. I undestending это не легко , но я очень понимаю инструмент. Слушаю , что необходимо для будущей игры, произведения игра на инструменте-это глубина Океана и его просторы. Воспринимая эпохи и времена, предпочитая я не ломаю эту силу. Я хочу ее играть на инструменте. Whis love.Russian . olga.♥️🌹

Beautifull music... And YOU are beautifull to Sumina! ❤❤❤😍

Very educating and useful.

Perfect loop

Wow!

i will just stare and listen to you. haha! i cant even.. love you sumina! ♥️

That sounds beautiful I am also playing violin 🎻

this is awesome. thanks for breaking it down!

I love you....😍😝 Seriously?? The Paganini caprice 24 😍🥺💯🔥

Fun fact! One of the big differences in the preparation and playing of fiddles (as opposed to violins) is that oftentimes, the bridge is shaved down to to facilitate chords more easily. Double stops and “dronal” playing styles (in which a second string is continually played while the string which the melody is being played on [the melody line/string] is bowed. For instance, continually playing both A and D while playing the melody on the A string) are vital portions of the American South’s distinctive musical style!

She whips out that Paganini like it was a warm up

I’ve got no idea how to play string instruments and I play trumpet but love your videos

Amazing 👏👏

Wowww you have one tuner. 😀😀 That's awesome

You know your job!

Love your short videos so helpful keep em coming

I tend to favour the arpeggiated chord style personally, but they all have their place!😊

I wisshh u were my music teacher

Your violin sounds and looks good! What violin is it ? ❤

I'm currently learning the brunch violin concerto, and the chords need practice but they're easy once you know them

Favorite is Paganini’s Caprice 24 yet I can’t play it yet😆

i believe in arpeggiated chord supremacy

Muy bien chica

Fascinating explanation for a on violinist (me being the non violinist, not you)

Wow thank you for breaking that down Barney style.

HI Sumina, love to watch your channel, could you please do a topic on : what are the attribute to become a violin concerto player ? how it usually get pay ? Thank you .