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scotsfiddller said
Great job, would love to learn this piece. Is there sheet music available.?
Yep. PM me your e-mail, i'll send it to You =)
Thank You, Feathers! =)
Fiddlerman said
I think you should send her the link to your video anyway.
I think she would enjoy it.
Nice idea. I didn't think about it somehow 
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Naska, let us know what your teacher says.
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OK. As soon as she will say something =)
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My teacher watched the vid =)
She said that i'm playing with expression and nice phrasing. I should "add more vibrato and don't lift the fingers: 3rd is playing, and 1st and 2nd are sticking up, like Baba Yaga's* fingers. Looks horrible!" (Hahaha!); That music is beautiful and, most important, i play it pleasantly; (can't say it about myself, maybe teachers are less picky, LOL!) Also she said that she rests assured now that i can successfully work by myself =)
Actually, i'm impressed how tolerant teachers are to the bad intonation, she didn't even mention it, LOL!
*Baba Yaga (granny Yaga) - is a character in Russian folklore. Old witch that lives in the woods in a cabin that has chicken's legs =). Yaga has cannibalistic appetits =) She is very skinny, usually has a hump and long scary fingers =)
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Thanks Naska, I'm supposed to be going sailing today but you're video made me late!
but it was worth every minute of it listening too you play, BRAVO young lady!
I am amazed at how old people of my age are.....
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Hi Naska! I enjoyed the video. You played it well. Thanks for the video.
A beginner like me (still a beginner..!!!) should have his/her fingers close to the finger board. You are into the intermediate stage and with regular practice (which is eluding you) by this time next year you may be in an advanced stage. Good luck.
If music be the food of love, play on;
Give me excess of it ..(William Shakespeare in Twelfth Night)
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Glad to hear it. She is right.
As for tolerating intonation. EVERYONE plays out of tune. The question is how much. 
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
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TerryT said
Thanks Naska, I'm supposed to be going sailing today but you're video made me late!
Hahahaha! Sorry! =) Thank You, Terry =)
suresh said
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A beginner like me (still a beginner..!!!) should have his/her fingers close to the finger board. ....
Thanks, Suresh for encouraging words =). As about fingers - i've tried to put them down, but it doesn't happen =/ Maybe one day i'll understand how to do it =)
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As for tolerating intonation. EVERYONE plays out of tune. The question is how much.
LOL! I'm trying to make my Much a little Less XD! Thank You!
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That was wonderful. I especially liked the part around 1:37. You have a great technique, and I might not have ever seen straighter bow strokes.
I wish I could get my K550 to sound so nice...
Never mind maneuvers, just go straight at them.
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Thanks, Lyle =)
LyleA said
...I wish I could get my K550 to sound so nice...
You will, You're doing all very well, just keep up that work!
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My hat's off to you! Beautiful!
There is no failure, only results.
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Thanks, Wookieman! =)
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I won't post the video here but have you ever heard Jackie Evancho sing this? I was just thinking that listening to her sing and watching her perform might be exceptionally inspiring for a violin performance.
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Nice pics of > Baba Yaga (granny Yaga) > and i have listened to ya again . You are a wonderful player > you play from the heart. >> SWEET!!!
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JoeP said
I won't post the video here but have you ever heard Jackie Evancho sing this? I was just thinking that listening to her sing and watching her perform might be exceptionally inspiring for a violin performance.
Why can't You post a video here? I'd like to watch.
StoneDog said
Nice pics of > Baba Yaga (granny Yaga) > and i have listened to ya again . You are a wonderful player > you play from the heart. >> SWEET!!!Baba Yaga (granny Yaga)Baba Yaga (granny Yaga)
Hahahaha! Thanks StoneDog XD I knew, You'll like those pics =) I like one in the middle - Yaga New Age XD
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Hi Lady!
It was beautiful...could you provide the audio file to me too? I've PMed you as well today
I am a very hardcorde beginner, do not have a teacher but just self teaching, but geeze, you are very inspiring
Thank you so much for sharing!
DD
I am miss super beginner :)
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Thank You, DD!
It's the best compliment for me, when someone is inspired by my playing! I'm glad!
PMed You back =) I'll be glad to share =)
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Posting because Naska asked for it...
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