Most Effective Practice! Part 2

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Hey guys! In this second part of QuintEssentials I talk about the most important topic - how to approach a new work. This is important whether you are a beginner or an advanced musician. Why is it important to know the History of the work? How to create a great system of getting a work under your belt most effectively? All these questions are answered in this video! Hope you will enjoy it!

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One of the most instructive and intelligent practice advices I've seen so far! Thanks so much...

leonardobastos
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Flutist and mom of a kid violinist here! Please, please make more of these videos on technique and how to practice! They are so clear and super fun! (He’s working on Czardas by Monti now)

LunasaGirl
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I am a violinist of over 35 years and truly I enjoyed your content, great explanation on how to dissect a piece, keep creating these videos!

dianaberry
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It's nice how you are sharing and teaching your talent, very kind🎶🕂🕂🕂🕂🕂♜🎶
Jesus bless you!

saharahashaart
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I think you are a absolutely wonderful violinist, and I loved seeing you live last winter. Also please listen to micheal Jackson's singing smile.

braydentrefethen
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It was very interesting to watch, I have similar approach when I learn new works, but sometimes I’m so excited I just jump into the piece without reading more about it... of course I know a few things about the composers and the periods but we can always learn more! 😁 thank you for sharing your ideas!
Ohh and to answer your question, I’m working on the Last rose of summer by Ernst 😍
Have a great day!

BoglarkaGyorgy
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Hello Mr Quinte!
I'm a student from London and I'm a huge fan of yours!
I'm working on Paganini violin concerto no 2 (1st movement), and I'm aiming to make my triple stops sound smooth and silky rather than staccato (kind of like julian sitkovetsky) - how do I go about practicing that?
And in general how do I eliminate unwanted scratches and get smooth string crossings?

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