Don't panic, use more bow | Heifetz

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Vladimir Dyo's Library (PDF downloads)
Securing Violin Intonation Exercises

Kern - Frolov: "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes"

Schubert - Der Erlkonig, arr. for violin and viola (new)

Sauret-Kogan Cadenza (plus cadenzas by Kreisler, Wilhelmj, Sauret 1912, Kubelik)

Wieniawski - Kreisler - Dyo
Caprice No. 4, Op. 18 with piano accompaniment

Tchaikovsky - Auer Violin Concerto (free PDF download:)

Heinz Provost - Intermezzo (free PDF download:)

Bach - Double Violin Concerto Oistrakh edition solo parts

The Application of Bel Canto Principles to Violin Performance (Monograph)

Easy Cadenza to Mozart Violin Concerto No. 3 in G major (1st movement)

Leopold Auer. Violin Playing As I Teach It.

[simonyeung]

I guess playing in front of Heifetz would give someone a panic as such

[olegogivov]

I love how the pianist starts playing every single time 😂

[망히-zz]

When I was his student One day Heifetz brought a half size bow and told me to play with it. Saying since I don't use enough bow in general this half size bow would fit me.
Ever since that embarrassing lesson I fixed the habit of not using enough bow.
Deep thanks to Heifetz.

[catmanu]

No animosity, no ego. Just knowledge and skill

[gokceaydin]

I feel like I am about to shit right into my pants while watching him teach many decades after his death. I cannot imagine being a student of him, trying to play right in front of him. Look at his attitude, he is one hell of a serious teacher.

[GregoryGlessnerViolin]

I love the sincere honesty of Heifetz. He calls the problem like it is, then helps the student solve it.

[BrianLockett]

You can actually hear what Heifetz was talking about, without even being a classically-trained violinist. Just a difference in quality and experience.

[AlexanderosD]

God's Fiddler, Jascha Heifetz.
The greatest inspiration to any violinist. I will NEVER reach his level but I will always admire and aspire to improve because of him.

[georgehahn]

Great opportunity for instruction from the greatest musician who ever lived Heifitz the GOAT.

[kanubeenderman]

the people in the back are looking relieved that they aren't the ones on the spot

[edmondfokkervancrayestein]

He seriously WAS panicking… hahaha quite understandable 🫣😂

[fushinusucaria]

Oh goodness I put this on my playlist as a violin tutorial. I didn’t know this was about Carl Jung’s archetypes XD. Thx for posting this btw. Wish me luck on performing my violin recital. God bless ✨🎀

[singtatsucgc]

Absolutely absolutely the right technical advice!

[janined]

I think I'd be panicky if I were standing in front of this great man too. In fact, I'd probably freeze up altogether.

[robbesrh]

There is just no equal to observing a master of his art displaying the qualities of his skills with such ease and fluency. It is the purist and finest inspiration.

[nocomment]

Great advice. Often fear makes us shrink, literally. Using more bow might help us feel more confident, and in this case also more rhythmic.

[jefolson]

Heifetz always kept everyone in stitches with his zany jokes! Not known for his warm, open personality!

[rockstarjazzcat]

I’m going to wander around saying “more bow” now, thanks. 😂

[jerryshapiro]

The panicking is confidential at the same time.

[rodterrell]

Wow, what a musician he was. Holy moly, that made me nervous watching that guy play for him.