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- Bow Stroke Introduction
- Pizzicato with bowing motion
- Developing correct motion of the arm
- Developing a flexible wrist
- Finger flexibility games
- Finger flexibility with a pencil
- Shadow Bowing
- Shadow Bowing on the Instrument
- Bow Stroke Basics
- The Bow Stroke Variables
- First Bow Stroke
- Making the First Sound
- Holding the Bow at the Balance Point
- Bow stroke - Violin and Viola
- Bow Stroke - Cello
- Bow Stroke - Bass French Bow
- Bow Stroke - Bass German Bow
- Changing Angle of the Bow Stroke
- Elbow Elevator
- Rolling and lifting the bow
- Lift and place the bow at the frog, middle, and tip
- Releasing weight at the end of the bow stroke
- Collé (piqué)
- Common sources of tension
- Doctoring up the frog and the bow
- Even bow speed
- Setting the bow properly before beginning the bow stroke
- Shifting weight when bowing
- Bowing rhythms on Twinkle
- Pinkie teeter totter game
- Holding the bow at the tip
- Ringing tone martelé stroke
- Circular Motion in the Bow Stroke
- Bow Stroke as Extension of the Body
Shadow bowing with instrument
Using a rubber band, affix the tube to the strings as shown. Bowing motion can be practiced with instrument in playing position, without dealing with the production of sound.
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