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Topic: I cannot find the composer of this concerto |
AntonPolezhayev
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2011 11:35 am Subject: I cannot find the composer of this concerto |
Seitz #5 |
Topic: Peg Compound |
AntonPolezhayev
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2011 10:10 pm Subject: Peg Compound |
chalk. |
Topic: Best violin mute? |
AntonPolezhayev
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2011 10:02 pm Subject: Best violin mute? |
For sound wooden mute is best obviously.
For convenience in chamber music or orchestra when you have very little time to put on and take off mute rubber mute that slides on and off is best. One ho ... |
Topic: Successive Staccato in one bow, up or down |
AntonPolezhayev
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 1:40 pm Subject: Successive Staccato in one bow, up or down |
....I saw an exercise in that Soviet book by Yankilevich, he recommends development of staccato to be done by starting with just one note on an open string, then 2 notes followed by a break of a secon ... |
Topic: Successive Staccato in one bow, up or down |
AntonPolezhayev
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2011 9:43 pm Subject: Successive Staccato in one bow, up or down |
Very complex question. I can make the following observations:
1- Right hand techniques respond to slow practice same as left hand passage work does.
Many people make a mistake thinking that one ... |
Topic: Angle of the bow while playing? |
AntonPolezhayev
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2011 2:54 pm Subject: Angle of the bow while playing? |
ok, thanks for the clarification- ill have to force myself to get used to it .
It's actually rather natural and far easier.
Because naturally your hand would hang down if you relax it and le ... |
Topic: Angle of the bow while playing? |
AntonPolezhayev
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2011 12:53 pm Subject: Angle of the bow while playing? |
Yes but why not tilt towards you? since when playing I've found that to be the more natural position to tilt it.
While human body can adjust to a wide variety of scenarios in this case a tilt awa ... |
Topic: Angle of the bow while playing? |
AntonPolezhayev
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2011 12:22 pm Subject: Angle of the bow while playing? |
Nothing wrong with flat bow. But often too much hair attacking the string all at once causes harsh and flat "rude" articulation, thus the tilt (away from you) when we're in lower half. |
Topic: How do I slur from one string to another...? |
AntonPolezhayev
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2011 7:13 pm Subject: How do I slur from one string to another...? |
My teacher says my elbow should move (slightly) with the string being played.
true. |
Topic: How do I slur from one string to another...? |
AntonPolezhayev
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2011 7:05 pm Subject: How do I slur from one string to another...? |
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2- keep your fingers/hand more upright, as in playing double stop 3rds, where your 3rd finger on the D string would not hit the A-string at all.
This can be accomplished by moving your left elbo ... |
Topic: How do I slur from one string to another...? |
AntonPolezhayev
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 3:52 pm Subject: How do I slur from one string to another...? |
You have 2 options, and you can use one or the other depending on the situation:
1- If you will place your 3rd finger in such a way that it hits the A string as you described then you'd HAVE TO pla ... |
Topic: Quest for Strings |
AntonPolezhayev
Replies: 40
Views: 46462
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2011 8:09 pm Subject: Re: Quest for Strings |
What I meant is that - like your violin, does the Gobetti "choke" also on the Eva Pirazzis because it has a thin deck as well?
I inquired of Bill Monical, because I was curious to find ... |
Topic: Quest for Strings |
AntonPolezhayev
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2011 12:05 pm Subject: Re: Quest for Strings |
Would that have been the case with the Gobetti as well?
What is Bill referring to exactly that is not known?
Hello Lemuel,
You mean would a Gobetti violin sound better with real gut s ... |
Topic: Quest for Strings |
AntonPolezhayev
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2011 1:24 pm Subject: Re: Quest for Strings |
Anton,
Out of curiosity, which has overall average higher string tensions - the Heifetz setup or the Eva Pirazzi's?
Do you consider your Gaetano Chiocchi, thick decked?
Medium Evah is sig ... |
Topic: Quest for Strings |
AntonPolezhayev
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Forum: Musician's Forum Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2011 12:31 pm Subject: Quest for Strings |
Along with Lemuel, I have a question for Anton too.
Anton, on a scale of one to ten, how tight do you
usually have your bow hair when performing? Thanks
7 or 8
As very common with most violin ... |
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