The Art of Violin Playing, Volumen 1

accompanying noises arpeggiated artistic audible avoided Beethoven bow-hair bow-stroke bowing technique Brahms bridge broken triads carried change of bow change of position change of string chords Chromatic scales détaché Diatonic scales difficult double-stops E-string elbow-joint Etude example execution exercises expression fingerboard fingered octaves fourth finger G-string glissando half-tones Hence high positions holding the bow index finger individual instance instrument intermediary note intonation Kreutzer left hand legato lower arm major thirds Manner of practice martelé means mechanical Mendelssohn mento middle Mov't musical open string Paganini pause piano player playing point of contact portamento possible pressure accent produced pupil rapid tempo regard result right arm Saint-Saëns Sevčik shoulder-joint slow tempo sound sound-post springing bow staccato stick stretching stroke teacher technical third finger thrown bow thumb tion tonal tone production trill Trio tune up-bow upper arm vibrato violin-playing violinists Wieniawski wrist movement wrist-joint