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    Learning Concepts Improves control over the entire bow Prepares you for pieces that use staccato. For the up bow staccato use straight fingers or the "up bow grip" for the down bow staccato use round fingers or the 'down bow grip' for speed, try moving up bow while you are doing tremolo.

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    11/8/13

    Staccato

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    Staccato

    Staccato

    Staccato is Italian for articulated distinctly, with a


    separation between notes.
    you could also use wieniawski concerto No. 2, Hora
    Staccato by Dinicu-Heifetz.

    Learning Concepts
    Improves control over the entire bow
    Prepares you for pieces that use staccato.

    Staccato Exercise
    = 40-152
    1. Start slowly with
    a nice "pop" or coll
    sound at the
    beginning of each up
    bow stroke.
    2. Build up your
    speed faster every
    day and track your
    progress daily in the
    Practice Journal.
    Important Tips:
    Pull to the tip
    on each down
    bow stroke.
    Until you are
    at top speeds above 120.
    Listen to the last two notes of each group of up bows.
    For the up bow staccato use straight fingers or the "up bow grip".
    For the down bow staccato use round fingers or the "down bow grip".
    For speed, try moving up bow while you are doing tremolo.

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