Schumann Scherzo: Best Metronome Exercise

Here is a powerful metronome exercise to use when practicing Schumann Symphony No. 2, Second movement (Scherzo) or any violin orchestral excerpt.

It cleans up your left hand and right hand coordination extremely quickly!

I use this practice strategy for whenever my fingers are not clean and I want to improve a passage quickly.

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[skylinewildcat]

Thank you Lynn for sharing this wonderful video! I know for me I have to work on a lot of elements!!😮

[ChrisEbbrsen]

Very quick Dr.Lynn! I can only hope to get as quick as you!❤

[ChrisEbbrsen]

Have been using new tuning method. I kid you not. It realy helps. Instead of deadening all strings with felt, just slack all strings but the one you are tuning. All for now. Thank You Dr. LYNN!❤

[BambooMusicAcademy]

Incredible Ms Kuo, thank you so much!

[fateindustry]

Going to have another unscreened professional live audition next Saturday. Some of the excerpts (ex midsummer or bartered bride) have the same requirement or maybe even harder to execute with nerves. Not to mention, it's VERY hard to play (pp) on a stage.

[DanielKurganov]

Great practice technique!
Is the tune changing in your mind with every variation (therefore the accent always staying on the first 16th of the new melody)? Or is the tune staying the same and you're trying to feel accents on "wrong beats"? I find that each approach will yield different results. The power of relativity!
It reminds me of the first time I heard Mozart 40: it was a tune in a video game I played as a kid. This was from the time of monophonic MIDI, so until I actually heard the piece in its full glory, I was convinced that the first note was on a strong beat! DA-da-da, DA-da-da, DA-da-da, DA! It's actually kind of catchy...

[omorganstudios]

Do you have a top 10 classical music list? Schumann, Tchiavsky? Nutcracker, Paganini, Bach, Mozart, Vivaldi, Dounis Op23??

[ChrisEbbrsen]

My last metroneme exercise was to abbas the visitors. About 98 to 102bpm. It was ok.

[ChrisEbbrsen]

I played Funky Town the other day, does that count? ❤😅