Скачать или смотреть Rob Diggins plays Jakob Dont Opus 37 – Exercise No.6 in D Major

Jakob Dont Opus 37 – Exercise No.6 in D Major is a violin warm-up and preliminary presentation of Jacques Dont’s Opus 37 exercises.

Jakob Dont Opus 37 – Exercise No.6 in D Major is curiously written with a 2/8 time signature. There are six, sixteenth notes per measure, in groups of three, throughout. Basically, triplets! This suggests a jig, or scherzo, a tarantella possibly?

In Jakob Dont Opus 37 – Exercise No.6 in D Major the Afekt, or Bhāva, is “Happy” and “Comical”. This is the Hāsya Rasa. The feeling-sense is very bubbly, light-hearted, light-filled, active. The exercise has a Sattvic-Rajasic quality.

Although the Jakob Dont Opus 37 – Exercise No.6 in D Major, is essentially in “two”, No.6 has a “one” beat per measure, feel. In addition, the “harmonic rhythm” is relatively slow, changing every two measures. These qualities contribute to the uncomplicated, light-hearted nature of the sketch.

I play the Jakob Dont Opus 37 – Exercise No.6 in D Major and then talk about various aspects, demonstrating this and that. For example, the type of bow stroke and position of the bow on the string relative to the bridge and how to create dynamics by the change of three things: bow speed, amount of bow and variation in pressure.

Om Tat Sat