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Have you ever noticed that when a professional Violinist or Violist starts playing Really fast that it almost looks like someone took the regular speed of the video and sped it up? Head movements and other body movements tend to become extremely short and crisp while arm and hand movements become a blur.
What nuances to a performance have you all noticed?
-Dennis
The pack depends upon the wolf, and the wolf depends upon the pack. The loss of one means the destruction of the other.

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I have noticed that most classical violinist look like they hate the world. Hateful glares and grimaces declared as expression. While, fiddlers on the other hand, can make you get up and dance to a death dirge.
To sit almost comatose waiting in ambush to unleash your anger and pent up pains
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A fellowship of happiness and foot stomping fun.
Just my observation.
"I find your lack of Fiddle, disturbing" - Darth Vader


Sounds like they just don't drink enough
Of course I'm predominantly Scottish, Irish, and Italian so I was bred to consume alcohol and Carbohydrates of just about any form
But you are right they do need to loosen up a bit. Not necessarily lose they're composure and start going wild during the performance, though that would be hilarious to see, but a little feeling, a smile, some head swaying, that doesn't look like they're trying to shake a bee out of their ear, something!
That's it we must teach all overly somber musicians how to feel again!!!!!!!
Viva la revolution!
-Dennis
The pack depends upon the wolf, and the wolf depends upon the pack. The loss of one means the destruction of the other.
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