Fab Bassist & Violinist ❤

Merci Lorraine, vous donnez envie de nous mettre à la contrebasse et d'apprendre à jouer avec l'archet.

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Thank you , I liked seeing an example , and realized that when you said "sounds more Heavy"..I thought "Mood" !, ..The entire mood of the piece ,and the feel and outlook change is focus . In another one of your videos, As you spoke of a "Mozart" Piece, You detailed how you felt a particular part should be played based on things in his life at the the time , It was just wonderful how you said it,...thank you for your sensitivity ,and hard work , I am just in Aw! of the examples of work you seemingly effortlessly go through when you play , All I Can think is "O M G !"..The Drama and Subtlety is a Jaw Dropping amount of refinement.........(I want to be that good!)....I have to work harder!!! Thank you and bye for now

Wow big sound 😍

my twin sister !

Hello. Sorry for the stupid question. I'm a 185 cm tall man with a 3/4 Musima upright bass. When I look at you and try to figure out how you stand near the instrument I can't imagine the balance of the bass. You are managing to be relaxed (visually) on the first position and I guess there is not much pressure on the left-hand thumb. I've tried to use the angled pin but it was broken, I've tried to play on stool, I'm trying to play in a stand position with the straight pin and after 15 minutes I don't feel the left hand. I don't understand how to eliminate the pressure to the left thumb with straight pin. It looks beautiful with standing position and straight pin, and I hope there is a way to feel comfortable in this posture. Do you have any thoughts on it? Probably you put something hard to the front side of the bass, I don't know. If I put it in the upright position it tends to go backward so I need to compensate it with the left thumb or the right thumb playing pizzicato.