Transform Your Practice Sessions (I used to hate practicing...)

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Here are five practical steps/tips that completely transformed my practice sessions. I hope you enjoyed the video! Let me know your thoughts/any tips you have in the comment section below :).
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hi!! my name is Sophie and I am a second-year conservatory student, but I'm super excited to open this channel up to my other passions and interests in life. videos consisting of my life, violin content (mostly on my Instagram @jemviolin), and words of wisdom! subscribe if you'd like to follow along- I'd love to create a community on here!
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@tituscodymusic Год назад

"Not Wasting Time Hating Your Sound" hits different 👀👀 I like that you suggest to change your mindset to be more of a constructive self-critic rather than a hater

@SophieCViolin Год назад

Thank you so much! Yes, I’m a huge believer in that :) glad you found it helpful, too!

@joannabanana2435 Год назад

Thank you so much for this video! As a busy high school senior, this is already giving me ideas about how to keep my practice routine up through “I have no time” days. Much appreciated! ❤

@SophieCViolin Год назад

Absolutely!! I totally get it- senior year is such a busy time. Best wishes on everything! :)

@joannabanana2435 10 месяцев назад

@@SophieCViolin thank you!! :D

@Jacob-iz6rr Год назад

For those of you who use your phone for metronome practice, airplane mode or dnd always help!

@SophieCViolin Год назад

true!!

@hyejinlee4316 Год назад

So intelligent and wise like always! Love this video Sophie. I really like your advice on remembering WHY! Sometimes I feel like I practice because I have to practice. Not really because of specific reason, which leads in to laziness. Thank you for the wise words :)

@SophieCViolin Год назад

I LOVE YOU SUZIE!! no but for real, the struggle is there :.). thank you for your endless support

@jdsarfo610 2 месяца назад

Thank you so much for this. I’ve really been struggling with hating my sound and over practicing. Hopefully this helps me refocud and be more positive

@SophieCViolin 2 месяца назад

Hi there! Thank you for sharing this. I totally understand and relate. I really hope that you can rediscover the joy in practicing. Best wishes to you! :)

@ajsmusicstudio Год назад

Thoroughly enjoying your content. I appreciate your thoughts! As a fellow musician, I've practiced since I was a kid, and I'm always interested in talking with other musicians about their own practice sessions and how they deal with motivation. These are such great reminders that I've written down for myself and my students. Thanks for posting. Take care!

@SophieCViolin Год назад

hi!! that's so awesome, it makes me so happy you found it helpful! warm wishes to you ☺

@ViolinHobby Год назад

Wow, I'm thoroughly impressed Sophie. You are a complete RU-vidr...& terrific editing.👍👍👏👏🤩

@SophieCViolin Год назад

thank you so much!!! your encouragement means a lot to me!

@amymelonshen2809 Год назад

I am learning piano now. Thanks for these tips! I will try to apply them in my practice.

@SophieCViolin Год назад

I hope they help!! :)

@williambradford3627 Год назад

GREAT INFO!! THANK YOU!!

@SophieCViolin Год назад

glad you liked it!! :)

@PlanetImo 5 месяцев назад

Great tips!

@SophieCViolin 5 месяцев назад

Thank you, glad you liked it! :)

@Highlander515 Год назад

Great tips! I'll try to get my kids to follow them to have more productive practice sessions.

@SophieCViolin Год назад

hope it's helpful to them!! :)

@SUNshine-jv2we Год назад

great video, for me putting my phone away is step number one it makes everything else so much easyer

@SophieCViolin Год назад

agreed! thank you so much! :)

@samge3394 Год назад

great video, will ask Gloria/Olivia to watch and follow these tips. thanks Sophie :)

@SophieCViolin Год назад

aw thank you so much!! give them my best wishes ☺

@hoangvo6448 Год назад

Hi Sophie, thank you so much for your all video instructions. Could you make a video for practicing of wrist bow hand to play fast note?

@SophieCViolin Год назад

hi! thank you for watching and I'm glad you like them! :) I'm still learning that myself, so I'm not sure that I can accurately teach it yet. but, I'd love to if I am able to do so properly one day!

@hoangvo6448 Год назад

@@SophieCViolin thanks, happy learning! :D

@tituscodymusic Год назад

okay Legend of Zelda soundtrack lol

@shreyaramesh2671 Год назад

so profound

@SophieCViolin Год назад

I love you SO much!!!

@PlanetImo 5 месяцев назад

I'm an OLD person who knows the struggle of parting with my phone! 😂

@SophieCViolin 5 месяцев назад

😂😭 the struggle does not discriminate

@HieuPham-fj4pl Год назад

Umm what is your opinion about viva la musica diamond shoulder rest,i don't find a lot of review about this and I'm considering it with the kun solo and the mach one

@SophieCViolin Год назад

hello! Unfortunately, I don't know much about those shoulder rest brands, but I will say I really like the Kun Solo as I've been using it the past couple of years :)

@HieuPham-fj4pl Год назад

I have a question about bow hold pls, usually i was told that the first joint of the thumb need to bent and flexible,but somehow when i watch some great violinist like Hillary Hahn or kerson leong,there thumb isn't bent much,looks like it is completely straight,I'm totally confuse,can you help me

@SophieCViolin Год назад

hi! The main point of having the first joint of the thumb bent is to make sure it is relaxed. Some people, when the thumb is straight, it indicates that they are pressing too hard into the bow. For others, it is a matter of body difference and they actually play/feel more relaxed with a straight thumb. I hope this helps! :)

@tayachii2356 Год назад

Hi, I want to start violin and go to school for it. Do you think 1-1.5 years is enough to get good enough to get into a school like north western or New England. I played in band but u have it up after high school but I want to go back for violin performance

@SophieCViolin Год назад

Hi! Those schools are extremely prestigious as you must know! I’m never one to say anything is impossible, but it will definitely take so much hard work and the right people to help you. Wishing you the best on whatever you decide! :)