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@VirtuosoCapixaba -
THANK YOU!
I now have an even greater appreciation for your Church music and other videos!
Really appreciate what you must learn by ear. I believe it's an important skill.
Since I haven't been playing for very long, I still need to imitate what I enjoy hearing - so, no improvisation on my own, yet.
Hope you'll find some discussions here, on the forum, worth getting into. 😊
- Emily
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@VirtuosoCapixaba Nice playing--I really like your Viotta Concerto excerpt 
Characterize people by their actions and you will never be fooled by their words.
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Some people practice shifting & scale exercies, I practice Iron Maiden: 🙂
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@VirtuosoCapixaba -
Love your attitude!
You have proven it works!
Thank you!
I use pieces of music that I like, in the same way. 😊
- Emily
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ELCBK said
@VirtuosoCapixaba -I use pieces of music that I like, in the same way. 😊
I often tell people that if you want to have motivation to practice you have to figure out ways to make practice enjoyable. For me using repertoire is a great way to do that.
Want to practice scales? Pick a section of a piece you like. Double stops? Pick a section of a piece you like. Bowings? Pick a section of a piece you like. In my experience doing that in addition to exercises & etudes helped me improve my technique.
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