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I've also watched some of Augustin Hadelich's YouTube videos which are full of very good info.
Please share anything interesting- many of us are sitting at home with nothing to do!
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Two amazing violinsts (and incredibly nice and generous guys) sharing their insights and expertise, I enjoyed that a lot!
One of the conductors of our Youth Orchestra program explained, in painful detail, what she has to do. It is a labor of love that nobody could afford to pay for.
Paul, looking forward to reading your feedback!
I'd add Julia's Violin Academy and the Violin Lounge.
Both have lots of free YouTube videos and start from beginner to at least mid-intermediate topics, both also have reasonable subscription rates, and Julia's Violin Academy also does live lessons and other events weekly for the same price.
Julia's main site: https://violinspiration.com/ (there's a different site if you are a member)
ViolinLounge: Violinlounge.com
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