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I know I've made a post in the past about this tune, yet I believe it is sounding better although shifting makes me quite nervous. This is an improvised version of it. Soon I will get my metronome to play it at the right time. Anyway my main point to is to show how nice the concert master violin is sounding in almost its 5th month

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Thank you guys, still I am working on lots of things one of them staying relax while playing. Yes StoneDog, this is a Concert Master from fiddlershop, it has a real beautiful sound
Thanks for the support, it's always good to have a pat on the back especially when you are learning on your own
Juan.

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Thank you fiddlestix and fifi
As a matter of fact fiddlestix, last night i was doing some retrospective watching all of the videos i've recorded with the concert master and in this very last one my wrist is a loose as it can be, still working on that though but i felt no tension whatsoever, if you look closely, I was rocking my body to help me deal with angles and partly to stay relaxed. I've noticed that if i play standing still on spot, tensions of any kind start to show. But thank you for the critique, it's always well received.

Great video and playing Juan! Thanks for sharing this. It's funny though, for the longest time I was starting to think that I was the only one who would move around a bit while practicing lol. I find the same true here as well, a slow rocking or moving a bit around the room as I play helps not only relieve tension but the acoustics sound different in certain areas so it becomes a dual purpose practice incentive/scientific audio experiment haha.

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Great tune, great playing, great version... Great everything! Keep up the good work you're doing really great. I love that song.
-Jake
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