I've been practicing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star".
Can I sing it for you?
Sure.
*sings out of tune "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star"*
How did that sound?
You've improved.
Sounded great.
*out of tune violin playing*
What are you—what are you trying to play?
I'm trying to play Scheherazade, but I...
I don't know... *out of tune playing*
*sigh*
What's the first note again?
It starts on an E.
*plays Scheherazade in tune*
*plays Tchaikovsky's 1812 in E major*
Uhhh, no no, wait.
It's E flat major.
*plays wrong notes*
No no. *tch*
*slowed down violin playing*
*plays correct notes*
*makes mistake*
F!
*Plays Sibelius Violin Concerto with incorrect harmony*
You...you play the melody.
- You play the melody. - Ok.
*Sibelius Violin Concerto with correct harmony*
*plays score on Sibelius*
*sings corrected melody*
*searching correct pitch*
*plays score with corrected pitch*
Let's just practice your aural listening skills.
Try to match this note.
*sings F sharp*
*sings incorrect notes*
Alright, listen.
Listen and try to hear, okay?
*sings F sharp*
*sings incorrect notes*
Okay, it's a bit too high now,
so make sure your ears are listening, okay?
*sings F sharp*
*sings an even higher incorrect note*
Nice......you unintentionally harmonised.
By a fourth!
You're a genius!
*tuning violin*
*continues tuning*
Close enough.
*out of tune playing*
Hey, can we just check our intonation?
It's a bit...I think you might be playing a little bit sharp?
No I'm not!
No let's just do it again, just do it again.
Okay.
*out of tune playing* Stop, it's that!
Stop.
That, 'kay? Check that D.
You see that D? *plays out of tune D*
It sounds the same.
*continues playing out of tune D*
*rage scream*