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Bow angle to the
strings: Bow should be at a 90 degree angle to the string
being played throughout the entire bow stroke.
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Bow is not at a right
angle to the strings and changes angles constantly throughout
the bow stroke, the wrist and bow hand are very stiff
and inflexible.
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The bow wrist and hand
are somewhat stiff and inflexible, and the bow changes
frequently and is often not at a right angle to the
strings.
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The bow wrist and hand
flex and usually keep the bow at a right angle to the
strings, but may slide off track at the frog or tip
of the stroke, or when playing on certain strings.
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The bow wrist and hand
flex smoothly to keep the bow at a right angle to the
strings throughout the length of the bow stroke, regardless
of the speed of the bow or string being played.
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The bow speed -
the speed of the bow must be adjusted depending on the
string, the pitch, the duration and the dynamic of the
note.
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The bow speed seldom
matches the length of the note, pitch of the note, thickness
of the string and dynamic desired. Often the bow speed
is the same regardless of any other factors. Many whistles
and scratches are heard.
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The bow speed sometimes
matches the length of the note, pitch of the note, thickness
of the string and dynamic desired, but more attention
to other factors needs to be considered. Several whistles
and scratches are heard.
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The bow speed usually
matches the length of the note, pitch of the note, thickness
of the string and dynamic desired. Some whistles and
scratches are heard.
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The bow speed always
matches the length of the note, pitch of the note, thickness
of the string and dynamic desired. No whistles or scratches
are heard.
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The bow pressure
- the hand pressure on the bow must be adjusted depending
on the string, the pitch, the duration and the dynamic
of the note.
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The bow pressure does
not match the length of the note, pitch of the note,
thickness of the string and dynamic desired. Many whistles
and scratches are heard.
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The bow pressure sometimes
matches the length of the note, pitch of the note, thickness
of the string and dynamic desired. Several whistles
and scratches are heard.
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The bow pressure usually
matches the length of the note, pitch of the note, thickness
of the string and dynamic desired. Some whistles or
scratches are heard.
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The bow pressure always
matches the length of the note, pitch of the note, thickness
of the string and dynamic desired. No whistles or scratches
are heard.
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Bow sounding point
- the bow sounding point must be adjusted depending
on the string, the pitch, the duration and the dynamic
of the note.
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The bow sounding point
does not match the length of the note, pitch of the
note, thickness of the string and dynamic desired. Many
whistles and scratches are heard.
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The bow sounding point
sometimes matches the length of the note, pitch of the
note, thickness of the string and dynamic desired. Several
whistles and scratches are heard.
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The bow sounding point
usually matches the length of the note, pitch of the
note, thickness of the string and dynamic desired. Some
whistles or scratches are heard.
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The bow sounding point
always matches the length of the note, pitch of the
note, thickness of the string and dynamic desired. No
whistles or scratches are heard.
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