6 Common Violin Bow Strokes (learn these and master all bowing techniques)

00:35 3 main types of violin bowing and 6 most important bow strokes
01:08 smooth violin bowing techniques: detaché, legato, portato
02:21 accented violin bowing techniques: martelé, staccato
03:04 jumping violin bowing techniques: spiccato, sautillé, flying spiccato, flying staccato, ricochet, jumping arpeggio
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Want to know ALL about violin bowing technique? Watch my video with 102 (no typo!) violin bowing techniques and terms right here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIS8mKWXo9aliKM

[@kenolinesakya]

Thanks for teaching these amazing bowing techniques!😊❤️🙏

[@violinlounge]

You are so welcome!

[@JohnSmith-ey6ze]

Yes, this brings clarity. I really appreciate your chart too. Makes learning it all simple.

[@violinlounge]

Glad it’s helpful ☺️

[@Multimusiclight]

Very useful and clearly said. Thanks !

[@violinlounge]

Glad it was helpful!

[@yvonnesegers3214]

Thank you Zlata!

[@maryreeley6467]

Wow this is great! Really puts bowing techniques in a less scary perspective. Gives me a lot of hope lol Thanks Zalta

[@violinlounge]

So glad!

[@SaturnArk]

amazing classification 🎉

[@violinlounge]

Thanks! 😃

[@personalnotesmusic]

EXCELLENT VIDEO! Thanks!

[@violinlounge]

You’re so welcome ☺️🎻💫

[@curtpiazza1688]

Great...thanx!

[@Manatoro]

I would love to hear your opinion on Gypsy Jazz and How to find excercises to play it!! Thanks for your contributions!

[@violinlounge]

Sorry, that’s not my specialism.

[@Konijn.van.november4740]

Ah, very helpful, thank you very much!👏 A quick story: I have an adopted violin! Here is what happened, I was informed that a certain violin was about to be given away, so I decided that I would intervene, after all, what could I loose? So with a little charisma, a pinch of reasons, and a small bit of cash-on-the-spot, I was able to intercept this instrument. Then,...my mistake, I had it appraised, although it is indeed an 1860s instrument, when it was made, it was one of those things called "a violin shaped object". Anyways, I replaced the strings, shined it up, and had it restored, so I played it, all things considered, it does not sound that bad! Oh well, what can I say? I have a soft spot for violins, after all, hence the reason I learn to play!! 🎻

[@violinlounge]

Great, I love stories like this :)

[@ohtoriginalhimbeertoni]

It look so easy...

[@violinlounge]

It becomes easy after a lot of hard work.

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@@violinlounge unfortunately right! 🎻

[@AmandaViolinGirl]

When you have a new teacher and you have already passed a grade 3 exam with a high score does your new teacher take you back right to the beginning? Does every teacher, teach a slightly different bow hold?

[@violinlounge]

No, a new teacher should meet you at your level. That being said if there are some basics that need fixing, a teacher might decide with you to take a step back. Yes, some teachers come from different 'schools' and teach things like violin hold and bow hold slightly differently. Main difference would be Russian vs Franco-Belgian hold.

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