Practice🎻 | Dounis Daily Dozen: Fourth Exercise | #shorts

This is from a practice session of the fourth exercise of 'Daily Dozen' by Constantine Dounis. Thirds are very tricky because of different tuning systems at play simultaneously. It's best to use "pythagorean" tuning only for top voice, and adjust lower voice to the upper using the "just" intonation system. Pay special attention to the role of 1st and 3rd fingers during shifts. Focusing on bow distribution and even tone helps the left hand relax. His works are a lifetime and beyond worth of work. To get your own copy of the Daily Dozen and tons more opuses in a bundle, check out the Dounis Collection book, linked right below!⬇

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