Music: Air on the G String from Suite N0. 4 by J. S. Bach
Video: creatives at Pexels.com

Kevin Lee, the luthier and violinist recently made a very instructive video about playing at high speeds.
I found it interesting that I happen to have learned the violin based on a method by Maia Bang, a student of Leopold Auer, and I also happen to have been studying the dynamics of the bow at high speeds.
However, my focus has been on using the whole bow. So I decided to share my perspective on this subject.

Improvisation on piano & violin for a dark meditative mood.

I composed this piece originally for violin. This was intended to be played for a medieval noble wedding, therefore it is formal yet light-spirited.
Here I am playing in a digital piano as this allows me to use a church organ, possibly better aligned with the original design.

A version of my wedding march played in a digital piano as a grand piano.
When I composed the original piece, for violin, I had in mind the simplicity and meditative spirit of Franz Liszt compositions, and this piano version makes me believe this is fitting for the intended purpose.
Recalls to mind the church bells ringing with joy.

Context in the credits.

music: ‘Still Loving You’ by Scorpions (free transcription)
background: Aurelia wallpaper by Walls Need Love (wallsneedlove.com)

You can watch this video on Rumble.

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This recording is kept for historical reasons since it is not recent and I am practising & improving everyday. It is about the development process, not the actual technique.