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vibaviattigala

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i am just a beginner .i can bearly play the open strings without touching other at a time and c major scale but its just a normal note i wonderif i become a bit advanced player how do u play this efffect with the violin? 

 

is it depend on the violin becasue i am not creating that kind of effectls when i play a one

specially the strong high note between first 1.00 min

please help

 

thanks 

vibaviattigala

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If you are referring to the slides, they are done by sliding your finger up or down. If you are sliding in first position you may start the note slightly below or over and slide to the correct tone. Sometimes you'll want a fast not so blunt slide and sometimes you'll want to emphasize it.
If practical you can slide up to a position.
This girl is petting the notes a lot too. Applying and releasing pressure to have smooth starts and changes to the notes.
Very ambitious question for a beginner. smile

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@vibaviattigala - 

"Runty" is such a beautiful melody - I'm going to have to learn it. 

Have you asked your teacher to help you learn it?

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/66/68/e4/6668e4390c886e6104cb4bb40f068a10.jpg

 

Thank you for sharing this video! 

- Emily

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