May 3, 201312 yr Is there some place online (not YouTube!) where I can listen to the various bowing techniques in strings. For example, for someone who does not play a string, it is hard to understand the difference in marcato from spiccato fom martellato.
May 4, 201312 yr http://andrewhugill.com/manuals/cello/bowing.html Maybe...this? Or get Adler's DVDs, or something off of Amazon.
May 6, 201312 yr Not always an option, I went to my local string shop asking about Turangalila, and they said they could order it for me, for close to $200, for the small size. Just saying. But, regarding U2's suggestion, you could check a local university's library (and bring an mp3 player), possibly, or follow it, if you simply wish to hear basic techniques, I guess, but pick a score with a multitude of techniques =P But, I'd prefer to hear it each instrument solo, personally. =P
June 6, 201312 yr Try here. http://www.timusic.net/notation/guide-to-a-good-bow-job/#.UbDDg2TwKKw Currently editing a video that shows a lot of this up close. Tim
June 11, 201312 yr Another site: http://www.music.indiana.edu/department/composition/isfee/ Very useful site! Thanks for sharing.
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