The Virtuoso's Flashcards / How to QUICKLY Learn EVERY Note on the Violin. (Secret's of Paganini) 

So am I... Scripting out videos seems to be my life right now, until I can carve and play again. Thank you so much for your comment!

That's exactly what every violin teacher loves to hear! Thank you for your comment!

And this last year, I crushed the bones in my right hand/wrist, yet "never give up, and never give in!" I ready to go again!

@@kevinleeluthierthank you so much for a response. I feel privlaged I need that message right now. Thank you. Do you know any great violin makers in the Pittsburgh area that might want a new violin maker?

Merry Christmas!

Go for it! and don't give up. It really does just "start to happen" all at once, and then you love it.

Inspiring! Thanks to all here, these cards will unlock so many people’s magic of musical understanding, something I must now learn

I love this comment every time I see it come up!

Thank you so much, and don't forget to spend some time with the other flashcards at The Romantic School of Music. They are all FREE and they don't have any adds or "junk" attached to them. :)

@@kevinleeluthier I did go to the website right after this posting...and yes, there is much more to look at. Should keep me plenty busy through the upcoming Nor'easter in NY/New England.

This lesson helped me so much. Even more than I mentioned in the video.

@@kevinleeluthier I'll keep my fingers crossed for your speedy and full recovery. You deserve it just for your inspirational video clips.

I'm doing well, and even though I still have 6 more weeks in my neck brace, the Christmas season looks good so far! Merry Christmas and Thanks!

I will, since it is on my to-do list, though I can't guarantee when because I'm so far behind in violin making because of my surgery. (I'm sorry) I have quite a few resources for the different instruments here at the school yet I'm still alone for the time being = I think that the Covid pandemic has lasted long enough! :)

That's exactly how I felt when I first saw them! :)

Thank you so much!

There have been quite a few "brick and mortar" locations of The Romantic School of Music over the centuries, beginning in 1715: starting in Padua, then Paris, Madrid, Harlem, Manhattan, etc., yet today (2020), as far as I know, the only location directly descended from the original (as it's last "official" student I inherited pretty much everything from all around the world) is now attached to my violin shop, yet and even this location has been temporarily closed to students since the beginning of the pandemic. (One of the students got Covid very early on.) In the past, the school always operated cloaked in secret (which I never really agreed with). It's a "very" long story, yet I do plan on telling it someday. In the meantime, I'm doing the best that I can, online. :)

@@kevinleeluthier wow thank you very much for replying, you made my day! :)

I plan on selling physical cards at the RSOM website, but I have to wait until I can justify the cost of printing a few thousand at a time to make them affordable. = hopefully soon.

Fantastic!

Thanks for your comment. And tell your friends!

@@kevinleeluthier You are welcome teacher. okay I tell my friends. so paganini plays alessandro rolla's violin concerto when he was 11?

@@AdnanOygen Yes. He site-read the brand new concerto all but perfectly. It's one of the "big events" in Paganini's young life.

@@kevinleeluthier Thanks teacher

Thank you. More to come!

These are all free online at The Romantic School of Music .com (They are even better than the original physical cards that get lost or wear out!)

I love it. Thanks!

I'll be doing a few videos before this neck brace come off. Then it's time to really get serious.

Yes, both terms are correct.