Learning with Bechiko🔥Violin Dojo 5 (Instructor: Keisuke Ohta)
Mr. Ohta's theory of improvisation. It means freedom. Having many drawers (resources). Having respect for the genres you dabble in. Mr. Ohta: "Many of the 'I might not be able to do this' or walls you face might just be in your head." At the time, microtones weren't understood by clients, and I was very often perceived as someone with bad pitch. (Note: In Mr. Ohta's case, he really is controlling the microtones, so it's just not being communicated.) There were almost no people playing the violin at the time who did improvisational playing that didn't follow the notes, so I've really fought a battle~ (It was truly spontaneous, and I didn't know it at all) We couldn't stop talking even after the show ended, and there were so many stories that it would have been a waste to keep them all to myself!Deep dives into perfect pitch, enjoying music, and so much more.It was truly a night that…