so glad to hear that!

thank you so much !

You're welcome Zaim!

HI Nicolo P, Can you describe with a bit more details? I assuming it's your right hand. when do you experience that? While playing slow legato or fast strokes? What kind of passage were you playing when that happened? Can you analyse how your hand looses its place? Does it start with the index finger or pinky?

Sorry for my bad English. My right hand will always be up one or two centimeters. thanks for your patience.

No worries Nicolo P, your English is great! English is not my first language either, so don't worry about it. I just wanted to get clearer picture of the problem. Your right hand might be overly firm ( or not flexible enough). You might want to try simple bow stokes ( simple legato for example) with an open string or a small passage, and see if you can keep the bow grip you have in mind. If your hand looses, be strong to stop right there and correct yourself. After repeating such observation and regaining the control, you should be able to improve your bow grip. I hope this could help.

Thank you very much for the tips.

Hi MrTuber, in order to get a fast bow spiccato try to tilt the bow so that the bow hair faces you, which will result the bow bouncing less, therefore you are going to be able to continue with the next spiccato sooner. Happy practising!

@@JoyLeeViolin thank you,I hope it works

thanks for your kind comment ! I am glad this helps.

I practice 3 or 4 hours per day, but I don't remember how long I practiced that piece

40 hours

excuse me?

Yeah yah... oh wrong spelling.. sorry

Bitte schoen WHY THO! :)

yes

your english pretty good

Although I am not agree the skill this variation used is spiccato ( I think is staccato up bow staccato flying staccato) however, most of your video is informative and helpful In Taiwan seldom teacher willing to help self-learning so we self learner always need get information from outside of Taiwan