Can I Beat Suzuki Using Paganini Techniques in 15 Minutes? 

Suzuki any% glitchless speedrun

Ah-mazing! I love this idea so much and your ability to get through all the techniques under pressure is very impressive! Some comments from my 3 year old daughter During Perpetual Motion: This is the funny one During Allegretto: Look at his eyes! He looks surprised. During Minuet 1: Mommy, can I play my violin? And now from her to you: ❤

What i would love is if someone made "Paganini variations" to all of these pieces in the vein of god save the king or the last rose of summer

now i’m just remembering how much i used to struggle with those pieces without any extra challenge and how much i’ve improved over the years

pausing 5 mins thru because it looks so fun I want to play along with this challenge later 😁

Still one of your more brilliant videos. Happy US Thanksgiving! 😊

Interesting video idea! Some of these are super impressive for improvisation.

Wow I’m gonna play all these pieces in front of a bunch of people next month 😬😳

That was pretty cool. I didn't believe I could watch all the way through - but I did! Well done!

Suzuki Adantino Caprice no. 6 lmao

this video hurt my ears. your ability to make up an arrangement in your head while reading the music is absolutely insane. if you practiced these, im sure they would sound great haha.

In The Happy Farmer my teacher at the time told me that the last 3 notes are the opening phrase to the song Three Blind Mice. When the phrase comes back at the end of the piece the last 3 notes are different, my teacher said the reason the farmer was happy was because he got rid of the 3 blind mice 😂

great content! ur giving some practice ideas thaanks!

Suzuki 1..... You know, im on Suzuki 3 now, can even play a few from 4 and 5, but I STILL get my fingers twisted in those 16th note slurs in measure 20 in Gavotte from book 1. Its the trouble spot that never goes away.

Loved this - you have guts!

Don't worry you still did this better than most people would that is because most people don't play violin

the skill on the harmonics just shocked me to my core bruh

Do I get a prize for listening to the entire 17 minutes ?😅

learning hard(er) techniques using the earlier pieces in the suzuki repertoire is a thing, like i was taught how to do octaves and harmonics with the twinkle variations and ricochet/sautille/upbow staccato with etude/parpetual motion, and some basic LH pizz with happy farmer. i think they do that so kids can work with something familiar and has melody which can help with intonation/rhythm. but of course this is on a whole other level of hard.

Watching this, I kinda realise that etude one you did with lh pizz on open strings would probably be good as a first introduction for lh pizz with young students, especially if they've learnt Suzuki already

wow!!

I made it to menuet 2 before turning down the volume. 😂 Honestly though, this is really impressive, you seem to be very quick on your feet! (Full disclosure: it's an honest compliment but I don't know how much it counts, coming from someone who might not even be able to play all the pieces in the book without the added difficulties (I'm not sure, I have a different book that I'm learning from).

You better make a sheet music for the andantino one, it sounds like beethoven concerto but paganini

do tenths next time lol

If there was sheet music for this i would play it!

That lightly row is different than in my book (I'm not using the Suzuki book)

Good video, lingling might not be proud, but they would at least accept your contribution. Thanks for the video!

Very impressive. It would have been even more impressive with fingered octaves and flying staccatto.

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need to practice more octaves