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I have really small hands and can't reach a tenth lol. Even my mom and Granny have bigger hands and they're shorter. Unfair!😂

I’m learning this on the guitar. I’m trying to do an exact replication. But I was struggling to figure out how to get 3 notes on one string. On the guitar these are just exaggerated pull offs. But the stretches were too big. I found this video only to realize the 3rd note is an open violin string. So I’m going to have to figure out a way to replicate this. For most classical guitar covers they palm mute but don’t stick to the same left hand pizzicato pattern as Paganini does. They throw out the pattern and play it all uniformly. My best guess it to either tap the first note on the guitar with my picking hand or alternatively fret the open violin string with my picking hand and use my left hand to hammer the initial note and pull off to the fretted note.

For me i do not eat pork, shell fish etc., or sugar (only maple syrup) no gluten, very little beef, i do eat fish that has fins and scales, only goat milk i drink or goat cheese.

Thank you

I've been struggling with vibrato since the mid 00s - even though it was my secondary in college. I watch your videos quite a bit, and notice your fingers are always over the string - mine were not, and I have no idea how I was able to play in tune back then. I picked up the viola after years away (Thailand), and came back to it last year off and on. Today I did what you did, fingers over the string - much better tuning ... but a solid left hand frame was there - practicing vibrato my entire left arm was much less tense, and I was able to get a fluid motion without shaking the viola. If the fingers are over the string, it helps the fingers travel along the direction of the fingerboard - I don't get how my professor never fixed that. I didn't do it for long as I need to build up that muscle and position gradually, but that was a big eye-opener. That and your advice as well about the left arm not swinging too far too right when going into higher positions. Your channel is a huge help!

Excellent lesson thank you

Too many teachers don't teach this. It is fundamental to playing well.

this is some of the more unconventional advice ive seen online but it what ive seen makes sense anatomically so i will apply this advice!

Thanks a lot! 💪👍

I was desperately searching for your channel, trying to find a very important video you made about shoulder blade weight with the bow. I spent over an hour trying to find you via RUclips and Google! Lesson learned, I just subscribed! I'll be following your advice from this vid as well!

Can you show it closer please

What I point out to my students is that the Chinese violin, the erhu, has no fingerboard at all.

Thank you, Dr.

This is one of the most detailed violin tutorials I have yet seen. Great video!

I'm curious - what is the similarity between violin and martial arts? Or you just mean you're into both? I'm asking because I started learning violin 6 months back and now feel a pull towards martial arts (hopefully start in September). So not sure if there's supposed to be a connection between both.

Could you play it all the way through please❤

I'm 70 and have been learning for a year. I have callouses on my left finger tips, and my fingerboard is already wearing out. This is the FIRST time that I learned that you don't need to try to weld the string to the fingerboard when you are playing a note. So, from this old boy - THANK YOU!!

New subscriber here. Just thought you should know that when I clicked on the 👍 button, the counter stayed on 0 even though the button showed it accepted my 👍. Odd. Don't you think.

Very interesting! Thanks!

Thanks for sharing your knowledge on music by teaching on how to play . God Bless You.

Praise the Lord!

Very interesting! Looking forward to experimenting with this tomorrow.

really good explanation! Thank you

Thank you Dr Goh.. just tried it ..amazing

Keep it up👍

Hoffe für ihn dass er nun keine Schlägerei beginnt

Was there a fan going in oscillation mode, producing the regular rumble of air noise? Can be removed with a filter.

Question since D string and A string doesn't have ledger lines how can you tell when to play on 2nd 3nd and 4th positions?

Thank you for posting this. It's a beautiful tribute to my high-school friend. I only recently learned of his passing. I wanted to search RUclips to see if I could find any videos of him playing, and this popped up first. Hauntingly sad... Exceptional composition by John Williams.

Wow! Where did this presenter learn his Vocal Fry? - almost a grunt!

You'll need more pressure for pizzicato, and even more if you want that pizz note to ring on...

If you listen carefully, you can hear, that the sound is not clear, due to lack of weight of the fingers. Also the changes between notes are note clear, every time a little wistle. Try instead: let fall the fingers like little hammers an then release the weight. The result will be much clearer.

Great insight into good practice habits. Thank you.

Well done on this amazing performance.

Very insightful. Thank you.

Great exercise. It really helps to loosen up and prevent tension. Thank you.

God if I were your student I'll be just mesmerized by how beautiful your voice is! Wait a minute, you sound like George Clooney!

I'm not even playing this piece and I just love how beautiful his speaking voice is. I stayed for his speaking voice hahaah

perfect! thanks for posting. very organic and not spoken about enough ___ yet all "the greats" seem to have awareness of this. 🙏🏼 glad you posted this.

THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN, I never knew this was such a big problem for me, i always thought i won’t master going down the E string because it was too high and the pressure of my fingers just dont work well i thought my fingers were the big problem, it was my friggin wrist lmao.

5:24 --- cannot be legato, crunchy, or at 5:32 is way too fast. I played this in a live audition at about quarter note = 132 just recently and will have to do this for Dallas Symphony audition soon. I think Schumann is very similar to Midsummer Night dream. Stage fright in my experience is very random and it affects me greatly too.

Buff dude gives me hope. Trying to get comfortable just holding this thing.10 minutes in and it feels like 2hours of jui jitsu.

This music dedication is just simply too beautiful and sad at the same time.. I teared when i first listened to it few days ago.. listened to it again yesterday night before sleep, its one of my favourite playlist now.. Thank you Dr Chia-Chien Goh and his dear friend, Poh-Eng Sia for playing Schindler's List as a tribute to their dear friend Grant Day 🙏♥️ ///////////////////////////////////////////////// ruclips.net/video/V-Vv3J8f7eM/видео.htmlsi=w0iVfQ2x7bpcZEBi On December 3rd, 2023, Grant Day, my dear friend of almost 30 years passed away. On his Facebook wall, he had mentioned that he wanted to begin working on Schindler's List. In his memory and for those who knew him, I put together this recording with my dear friend, Poh-Eng Sia, in remembrance of Grant, a very dear, loyal, unwavering, and loving friend. I wish nothing but grace and patience to his friends and loved ones. Cheers all.

What a beautiful piece. ❤

fantastic ! many thanks!

FINALLY! As someone who is self teaching, how to actually PRESS my finger to play a note was never covered in any video and now I know why when I press a note, I think my violin is broken. 😅 You are the bomb!

Very nice bow changes !Thank you for the lesson.

Your tip is brilliant and from a physics point of view it makes perfect sense.

New subscriber here. So nice to know I need minimal finger pressure on the strings!

Thank you. Subscribed!