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| all in one bow - as smooth as possible (slur) |
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| seperate bow for each note - may be smooth or more seperate |
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| The bow stops between notes - makes a seperation. Very gruff at frog, done here mostly |
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| staccato (slurred or group) |
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| a series of pickup notes taken up-bow with a seperate push for each |
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| 2 repeated notes - often dotted rhythms - down or up bow - both notes in one bow - with momentary stop between them |
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| multiple notes on one bow with a 'swell' on each, slow and expressive |
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| multiple notes on one bow with a 'swell' on each, slow and expressive |
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| light, bow bounces off the string, one note per bow |
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| Group ('flying') spiccato |
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| A series of light, quick, up-bows. |
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| C, G, D, A (octave lower than Viola) |
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| G - E above double high C |
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| C (below middle C) - E above high C |
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| C (below bass clef) - G (ontop of treble) |
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| E below bass - D top line treble (SOUNDING ONE OCTAVE LOWER) |
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| Firmly finger note, lightly press p4th higher (flag) - sounding note will be 2 octaves higher than firm note |
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