Original Song Credits: Singers: Arijit Singh, Antara Mitra Lyricist: Amitabh Bhattacharya Music: Pritam Chakraborty Film: Dilwale No copyright infringement intended.
Pretty good. My suggestion would be to try shifting into higher positions. Shifting to second or third position during the "Meri hoka hamesha hi rehna kabhi na kehna alvida" would probably help make that part sound smoother. Also, rationing the bow for the longer notes would help keep a strong, smoother, more even sustained sound on them.
Amazing cover song generated by violin playing is speaking to hearts of millions living around the country and abroad passing soothing message of love lorn living on restless earth .
ayeee i saw some vibrato at the end; nice! but honestly, this was astonishing ❤ i loved that you used more higher notes for the female part and lower ones for the male part - it made everything sound so close to the original! sorry but if you don't mind me suggesting another idea: have you thought of adding portissimos/slides when shifting to different positions or even notes?? i think it'll add even more colour to your music 😊
Sadaf S. Thank you so much! I tried to use vibrato through out. However I am aware that my tuning in this video wasn't very good. As for portamento and slides, I'm not at that level where I can execute them well. When I play Indian classical I do try to use slides and ornamentation wherever possible but I'm not that great at it yet. Maybe in the future when my skill will improve I'll add more slides and ornamentation. I do agree it will add more colour to the music.
Wow, beautiful! One can see you were nervous at first, but you need not be, you played amazing! I am a violinist too (not very good yet), keep practicing my friend.☺️
