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Gavotte

Playing Gavottes lately?

Antoni Ingielewicz (10yo) - W.Kroll - "Banjo and Fiddle"

Antoni Ingielewicz (10yo) - W.Kroll - "Banjo and Fiddle"

Student of Anna Podhajska Playing the W. Kroll piece.

History of Violin (THE INSTRUMENTALS - Episode 7)

This talented all round violinist will entertain you with the diversity of the violin.

Can You Trust Your Ears? (Audio Illusions)

MUSICA!

Learning to play the piano? Sleep on it! -- ScienceDaily

Learning to play the piano? Sleep on it! -- ScienceDaily:
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Is your musician getting enough sleep between practice sessions?

According to researchers at the University of Montreal, the regions of the brain below the cortex play an important role as we train our bodies' movements and, critically, they interact more effectively after a night of sleep. While researchers knew that sleep helped us the learn sequences of movements (motor learning), it was not known why.

Flashmob by EUYO at the Rijksmuseum

If you want to get your audience out of their seats you've got to get the orchestra out of theirs too.

(3) Ray Chen - Masterclass Monday - Smooth Bow Change

The Lighter side of being Ray Chen, the world famous violinist

You must keep your sense of humor even if you are a serious violinist.

(3) Ray Chen - Masterclass Monday - Smooth Bow Change:

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Post by Ray Chen.

Musicians' Brains Are Different From Everybody Elses', According to Science - Mic

Musicians' Brains Are Different From Everybody Elses', According to Science - Mic:



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How playing an instrument benefits your brain - Anita Collins

Young Violinist's Stick-With-It Attitude Pays Off : NPR

Young Violinist's Stick-With-It Attitude Pays Off : NPR

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A Day in the Life of a Practice Room

Bach for Buddha

This is from William Harvey's thoughts about visiting Bagan, Myanmar with his violin.  William is a Juilliard graduate and Founder of Cultures in Harmony.

Yesterday, the festival musicians and some of the supporters climbed all over large pagodas with dozens of other tourists in Bagan, Myanmar. While the experience was incredible, the large crowds of camera-toting fellow foreigners made it difficult to apprehend the sense of spirituality and mystery which one would expect from this land dotted with hundreds of pagodas, some of which date back a thousand years. So today, Kirsty Griffiths (the festival's mezzo soprano and choral conductor) agreed to join me in a more interesting quest. This time, we would go alone to the smaller pagodas, and I would carry my violin.

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André Rieu - Brazil Medley (Live in Sao Paulo)

Time For Three - Banjo Love

Philadelphia Orchestra musicians perform on flight waiting on Beijing ta...

VC YOUNG ARTIST | Charles Yang, 24 - ‘Classical violin with the charisma of a rock star’ | The Violin Channel | The World's Leading Violin, Strings & Classical Music News Source

VC YOUNG ARTIST | Charles Yang, 24 - ‘Classical violin with the charisma of a rock star’ | The Violin Channel | The World's Leading Violin, Strings & Classical Music News Source

The violin is your global passport to music.

Violins for Peace from India! L. Subramaniam, Mark O'Connor & more

Regina Carter - The Making of Southern Comfort

Regina Carter - Pavane pour une infante défunte

L. Boccherini. Musica notturna including La Ritirata di Madrid

International Musicians comparing notes about technique

Adrián Varela and Kirpal Singh Panesar in conversation on Vimeo

Bach Masterclass -- Bringing the Adagio to Life with Roy Sonne

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