I didn’t realize until I played upright bass was that there are two types of bow. One is basically the violin/cello bow but bigger. The other had a saddle shape on the inside of the handle, so you held it sideways instead of over the top, and honestly when the bow gets that HEAVY, it’s hard on the wrist to hold it like you would for a cello so I totally preferred the saddle one.

Was your teacher white ?

@@JoseRamos-mv2ty what kind of question is that? Why is race even relevant in this topic?

The space shuttle handles poorly. It's too heavy and in reentry your out of gass

I would rather fly a single propeller Cessna rather than a Space shuttle

Can you feel the difference between a good and a bad bow?

@@thismans1405 yes a huge difference if you're a great violinist.

@@thismans1405 Yes you can, a bad bow will be difficult to control and will limit the resonance of the instrument. As a beginner-intermediate level violinist, I have tried many bows and there is 100% a difference

@@danielphendarko2651 oh really i didnt know that

@@danielphendarko2651 well im not much of a violinist since buying one in here in my country is very expensive thats why i saw only 5 people in thought my lifetime

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i mean it's her family's business isn't it? not exactly what you think of when you say "finding your calling"

As a French person myself she more meant dang it instead of damn but you get the point :)

It used to be like that, people had different occupations that were compatible with their inner being, that was the reason while a person chose to be a shoemaker another one would chose to be a barber, painter, carpenter, etc.

@martin gonzalez dude chill

@martin gonzalez Nah bro. She looks calm and passionate at the same time.

@martin gonzalez How rude, learn some manners.

Like someone who made bad crepes and caught one from her husband?

I make handmade potty

It's true. Each bow is different and it has to match you as a person :)

*insert soyjak*

Very true actually. My mom owns a violin store and whenever someone is ready to upgrade to a nicer bow, she lets them try out as many as they want, and tells them that she can't be the one to choose a bow for them. The bow chooses the musician.

even wands dont cost that much lmao if you think ur being sold something magical its probably bullshit

Yes!

if you ever needed an excuse to visit Paris, now you have it.

It’s not a “must”, it depends on how much it’s played, and the condition it’s kept under. High humidity tends to wrecks the hair really fast.

@@Chenyu_Huang Yes this is true. All bows are different, as are the climates they are kept in.

Don't worry. I have many bows. I play on three of them regularly - the most played gets rehaired every 6 to 8 months, maybe even 10 months actually. I've even recorded whole soundtracks (in the studio for 4 hours every day for 2 weeks, playing both loudly and softly) and even after that event I haven't had to rehair my bow in the next few months.

For soloists yes 3 months 😂

The extra money it "costs" aside from the raw materials is all the time and effort put into making the bow AND the time the artisan spent learning all these processes, kinda like how a doctor gets paid a lot for a 30 min consultation; you are not paying for only the 30 mins, but the years of study that doctor had to go through

This is insane to meet considering how guitar makers can use templates and routers and make a good product but a bow can cost triple what I'd sell one for.

Meanwhile, there are horsies out there feeling terribly embarrassed by their bald tails.

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@@notheretoargue2885 nope its money laundering

Her bow making tools could be made of the phoenix tail feathers, the bow string of unicorn hair and the body of the bow from dragon bone........ The White Violin would be proud to wield such a powerful instrument

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Helped me to help my family, we are poor and I want to change our life, fund my transport project in my country please😢😥 or give me alms😞 don't take me for a scammer I just need to be helped

Interestingly enough, the tail feather in the devil’s bow when he went down to Georgia came from a Phoenix who only made one other tail feather. Nobody knows where the twin bow is. It is said that only the worthy would be capable of touching such a bow without disintegrating. When the chosen one destined to play the twin bow plays against Johnny supposedly the world will be their orchestra. The lightning, thunder, and waves will hold their breath awaiting the result. But that’s just a myth, obviously. No chance of that happening, right?

I see what you did there. I was wondering if had any TS around here 🤭

@@YasminCarli The Ling Ling spirits are everywhere, you just have to look for them (and practice 40 hours a day😂)

HAHAHAHAHA! Nice. That’s pretty funny.

I was expecting a comment like this

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@@user-tg6td2fv4e STFU you impersonator

and that is why it took less than 50 days to take france

but if you had an expensive bow with a cheap violin the sound wouldn't be as good

@@Adam-lq1yn no, not really the bow can affect the violin a lot a bad bow will not be able to express the fullness of the violin while a good bow can make the violin sound better over time and it can also let the player to express the emotion of the pieces more esaily.

You need both in my very humble opinion

@Emmy Ma I never said he did

@@Adam-lq1yn A great bow can really elevate the sound of a cheap violin.

lol glad I'm not the only one who noticed

"Could have used a little more cowbell. I got to have more cowbell. I have a fever and the only presription is more cowbell." ---Albert Einstein

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Came looking for this comment 😂

I came looking for this comment and was wondering what cello piece it was. I just started playing cello months ago and it sounded like a pretty song to play.

I think she just has a pinkeye, but she is passionate for sure, can't do something like that and not be passionate.

@@letstalkaboutstupidstuff3707 I think it might be palsy

Yeah, it is just a condition, not emotional tears .....

even a normal would require experience under 50!!!!

Skyrim

The potato never lies

I was so miserable with last job before my current one. I dreaded going, I worked as a residential advisor at Job Corps. Man those kids were the worst, but I have an awesome job that I enjoy going to every day. Now im a field technician for a government contractor

I have been in that situation for most of my 50+ years of working. On my first job, my boss told me to always concentrate on peoples strengths, rather than criticise their weaknesses. That simple formula has always worked for me and staff who worked with me more than 30 years ago have remained as friends to this day.

It’s partita 2, the final movement. Sadly he never wrote a 4th partita

@@violinphelan I mean partita no. 2, sorry. I don't know why i thought it was no.4

Sometimes a $3000 modern bow can blow the $600k bow out of the water. That was certainly the case when I played three bows in front of an audience. One was a James Tubbs ($12k), the other a Marco Raposo ($1.5k), and the final one was a Francois Xavier Tourte ($710k). Everyone, literally *everyone* loved the Raposo and didn't think the Tourte was anything special. They mistook it for the Tubbs in fact.....

@@liamnevilleviolist1809 Honestly was about to say that, The 2-5k ones are typically the ceiling for how good things can get, 600k is just brand/fancy shit for rich people to pretend it's better.

​@@iamcll So many people who are extremely high-up in the classical music industry/are very rich anyway are buying bows based on the name. I've heard the phrase "I won't play on any bow that's not French" which is a pretty disgusting thing to say. I've also heard "Pfft..! Unless the bow is at least $10k I'm not going to buy it". I dislike these people so much. The most expensive bow I've actually bought (and not borrowed) is a Bazin which was priced at $3000 AUD which is not too bad considering it was literally the greatest bow I'd ever played on ... until I had a friend overseas make a bow for me which matched its playing characteristics and sound. The sound was actually a little brighter and I preferred this. I could be heard even more over a piano when playing a viola & piano sonata. So can you guess the country of origin that made my new bow that is better than the French Bazin? ;) And guess the price too please ;) Also, it's funny that Bazin is a French name but it's not fancy enough for some snobby players....

on last audition, my concept of the pricier the better was broken when my daughter auditioned some bows.... depending on the skill and style of the player, my daughter wasn't able to wield a $70k Sartory bow but settled on a cheaper Lamy bow

Ha my teacher forbid me to buy a carbon one

carbon fiber bows aren't necessarily bad

@@Adam-lq1yn Ye I know, I went to a shop to get a bow and they let me choose but I didn't know what to choose so I asked my teacher and he got really angry for some reason

@@lisannevanpuyvelde2741 its mainly just preference and aesthetics. carbon bows are almost always stronger but I can see why someone would want a wood one instead

@@Adam-lq1yn then I think he just hates them, also a Carbon would have been better in that case cause mine broke two times already xD

Thank you, I was looking down through the comments for a reason behind her right eye.

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@@user-tg6td2fv4e scam

It's mostly artificial tears to keep the eye moist and lubricated because the palsy won't allow the eye to naturally blink.

The whole ethos of colleges is flawed, since everything is about a uniform standard of mediocrity. 80% will get you an honours degree, but imagine going on to design 100 buildings and feeling proud that only 20 of them collapsed. Or how about working as an airline pilot and only crashing once a month. Working to 100% standards every day of your life is difficult for most students to fully comprehend.

5 more hours than Ling Ling?

Sire but there's only 24 houres a day

Hehehe

Only ling ling can do that ಥ‿ಥ

We all know this is the only way to catch up with the fetuses that were playing violin while still in the womb.

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LOL Well it sounds like you are well ahead on the money side - Maybe treat yourself?

OMFG yessss

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I think good technique and practice will get you farther than good instruments. You have to evolve as a player and get an instrument that matches where you are in your musical journey. A sloppy player with a 1971 Martin will sound worst than someone who practice regularly, has a good technique and play on an intermediate level Yamaha.

I have some 200 year old mahogany. 20"× 34" panels and 2"× 3"× 8' runners. It may be worth more as instrument stock than furniture

@@Glenn-F-Rice Quite possible. As you probably know, it;s highly sought after by guitar makers.

everyone can buy the best designed worldcup football in the store but the football played in the worldcup final is a totally different thing

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Scrolled the whole comment section to find the piece, hoping to see someone mentioned what it was. Thank you fellow music lover!

@@snowwhite5035 yes, THE chaconne, Bach’s partita for violin no. 2 in D minor, BWV 1004, no 5. Arguably one of the hardest pieces ever written for solo performance…I’d recommend Jascha Heifetz’s or Arthur Grumiaux’s performances for an introduction.

@@absolutjackal I have itzhak's Perlman's version and it's quite fantastic. Thanks for recommending the other two!

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Go practice..

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Looks like a glass eye.

Possibly bell's palsy or the aftermath of a stroke.

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Practice 40hrs a day

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Chaconne by Bach

Bach Partita no.2 BWV 1004 Chaconne

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