m-BOWING WORLDS

Parts of the Bow and Their Functions

Stick-Exercises that Build Fine Motor Skills

Bowing Terminology and Notation Symbols

Bow-Hand Set-Up, Tasks and Functions

How to Control the Bow as a “Bow Team”

Bow Wrist Motions and the Bow-Hand

Bow Arm Box and Bow String Levels

Bow Contact Locations and Tracking

Bowing Traditions

Mastering Bow-Segments

Bowing Articulations

Conveying Speed to the Bow

Balance Point and Resistance of the Bow

The Art of the Bow Change

Introducing the Bow

Parts of the Bow

The Stick

Horse-Hair

The Tip

The Frog

The Winding

How the Bow Works

Rosin

Preparing to Hold the Bow

Stick Training Exercises

Bowing Terminology

Down-Bow

Up-Bow

Bow-Hand Set-Up

Finger Tasks and Functions

The Thumb

Meet ARC

Finger Segments

The Index-Finger

Bow-Hand Pronation

The Center-Finger and Ring-Finger

Bow-Hand Fulcrum

Ring-Finger Propulsion

Bass Bows

Pinky Bow-Tasks

‘Casting’ the Bow-Hand

Bow-Wrist Tasks

Rotational Inertia

Arco

Clay Smile Exercise

Meet ANGLE

The Bow-Arm Box

The Shoulder Arc

Bow Contact-Point

String Lanes

Bow-Segment Mastery

Bowing Exercises

Finding the Bow Contact-Point

“Painting With Sound”

Bowing Exercises Menu

Bow Taps

Bowing Traditions

Perform Down-Bows

Perform Up-Bows

The Art of the Bow-Change

Articulations

Staccato

Legato

Mastery Checkpoint One

Building Bow Control

Bow Speed and Bow-Arm Motion

Bow Planning and Distribution

Slow Moving Bow Strokes

Individual Bow Segments

Traveling the Bow

Bowing Dynamics

Mastery Checkpoint Two

Advanced Techniques

Slurs and Articulations

Slur Training

Locating the Bow’s Balance Point

Ricochet and Spiccato

Exploring Ricochet

Ricochet Control

Spiccato Training

Spiccato Control

Spiccato Brush Strokes

Multiple String Crossings

Virtuosic Bow Strokes

Arpeggio Bowing

“Flying” Staccato

Mastery Checkpoint Three