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Playing Beriot II on Violin
Charles De Beriot II Violin Techniques
Playing Beriot Line 15 on Violin
Playing Beriot Line 16 on Violin
Playing Beriot Line 17 on Violin
Playing Beriot Line 18 on Violin
Playing Beriot Line 19 on Violin
Playing Beriot Line 20 on Violin
Playing Beriot Line 21 on Violin
Playing Beriot Line 22 on Violin
Playing Beriot Line 23 on Violin
Playing Beriot Line 24 on Violin
Playing Beriot Line 25 on Violin
Playing Beriot Line 26 on Violin
Violin Dynamics Music Tips
Violin Review of Beriot's Music
Summary: Charles De Beriot II was one of the best orchestral music composers of his time and liked using several playing styles and techniques to express emotion through his compositions. Learn tips on how to read music and play this brilliant musical piece from a violin expert in this free video clip.
Jason Salmon has been playing the violin for 17 years, and has been teaching violin for seven years. He taught for the Ladsonian Foundation in New York, which offers affordable violin...read more
"So now, okay I'm going to show you some techniques that occur throughout this whole piece alright. The most common ones are double stops alright. Throughout the whole piece we have different passages of double stops that you're going to have to practice on. Like this, (music) you remember that, that was one of our first passages of double stops, and then here we have a (music). We have a lot of scaling double stops. To practice double stops you should get a scale book, okay, they have double stop exercises in there and it's for each key. So you'll do exercises like, (music) different exercises where your scale up and down on the violin okay. Another stroke that we see in this is detache okay, and martele okay."
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