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I have a question, if I play a major 3rd with C and the open E string, would that 3rd be in just intonation or in equal temp? Because the same 3rd played an octave lower (the one of the Bach Andante), you say it must be a pure major 3rd to be harmonically in tune, but wouldn't that E be a little lower compared to the open E string? For example if I have to play a scale of 3rds (C major), which of the two 3rds would be most appropriate? Sorry if I’m confused

Nice video - thank you :).

Always so helpful to hear insider secrets! This makes a lot of sense.

This is really excellent advise on how to practice as well as what to practice. A good strategy makes practice time so much more efficient, creative and fun. Thank you very much for sharing your insights.

In Bach sonata, why don't you try to adjust root C to match E and F? :) I though the general point was to keep main melody equally tempered and bend harmonic voices to make perfect intervals?

Thanks so much for the tips playing tenth , finally I got it now , you’re so right and you explained it very clearly ❤😊you deserve so much appreciation as a violinist and a mentor 🙏😇

This is very helpful! Thank you for preparing this video.

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?

Thanks so much, Inna, for sharing these valuable hand shapes patterns information with us!❤😊

That chart at 0:52 deserves its own video!!!

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)

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Too much words…information-almost zero.

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¿De qué libro son los ejercicios?

Very useful vidéo and very well explained to follow.... And thank you

So they make clickbait books too nowadays? Cool.

It’s great if you focus the camera , intermittently, to your finger tips as well.

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.👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Thanks for the video. Anyone knows what the m3 and so on symbols above each measure of the preparation shifting exercises mean?

Super class. Very helpful.Thanks

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A unique way of teaching. Thank you.👌

Very good learning methods. Thanks.

Thank you very much😍 Your lessons do encourage me to practice. It will be a long way though.😊

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.

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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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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.

You’re a doll! Thank you for the very clear explanation

you are a blessing and an inspiration.....I readily admire all your videos....thank you so much!

Very 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.

Your video is very informing thank you