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ok so i tried to re-record this since i have some more time under my belt.... 125 days when this was recorded (last night)
its not great but this was the best take.... FEED BACK IS WELCOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
~Grofica



Inspiring!
Great show Grof!!
Always good to see people jamming along to their favourite music.
Don't know if this correct or good advice and someone will hopefully correct me
If I'm wrong, but my teacher is always telling me to adopt the posture of a ballerina, which makes me keep my left hand higher in the air. Works for
Me coz it seems to give my left elbow more room to move.
As I said I don't know if this is correct, and someone else who knows what they are talking about might tell us that your playing position is fine.
Whatever, still loved the vid, thanks for sharing!
I am amazed at how old people of my age are.....

TerryT said
Inspiring!
Great show Grof!!my teacher is always telling me to adopt the posture of a ballerina, which makes me keep my left hand higher in the air.Whatever, still loved the vid, thanks for sharing!
You'd look so cute in leotard's. LOL
Great job, Grof..., I think you have nice position, left wrist nice and straight, good bow hold and you even worked in some vibrato.
Super, thank's for posting.

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Rock on, mate! This made me smile.
I especially loved the way you slurred across three strings like that, great effect! And the heavy metal sounding staccatos on the g-string were cool. Well done!
Also, that's a handsome electric! Was it fretted like that when you got it or did you add a sticker?
~ Once you've ruled out the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be true. ~

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Almandin said
Rock on, mate! This made me smile.I especially loved the way you slurred across three strings like that, great effect! And the heavy metal sounding staccatos on the g-string were cool.
Well done!
Also, that's a handsome electric! Was it fretted like that when you got it or did you add a sticker?
Thank you! No it was not fretted I just got the sticker... My violin teacher said to pretty much my sticker goodbye i wont have it for much longer.... I think i am going to cry..... I am holding out with my sticker as long as i can though... i love that dang thing....
~Grofica
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ftufc said
Nice job Kelly!!! Can definitely see improvement. Your bow strokes & wrist fluidity are definitely improving. The only 2 cents I could add would be to use more of the bow,,, you run out of territory on some of the longer notes and you could use tip to frog.
Thank you!!!!!
for the bow comment.... Yeah I know... (sigh at myself) I have been trying to work on that more... I know 100% I would get better sound sometimes I am so focused at where i am putting my finger and what note that is and how to hold everything and posture and blah blah I forget how long that thing is.... he he he he he he
I have been trying a few bow exercises to help with that.... For those of you that bow awesome... I am so jealous he he he he he
~Grofica

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Grofica said
Thank you! No it was not fretted I just got the sticker… My violin teacher said to pretty much my sticker goodbye i wont have it for much longer…. I think i am going to cry….. I am holding out with my sticker as long as i can though… i love that dang thing….
Aww, I understand what you mean! I'm getting a sticker too, not with frets but with little coloured dots, just to learn where all the notes go. It takes time to always have to guess until I get it right... But I think by now your fingers know where to go, so
you'll probably adapt really quickly once you do take it off!
~ Once you've ruled out the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be true. ~
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