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String Bowing Vocab

Terms describing string bowings and articulations

QuestionAnswer
am Steg At the bridge
an dem Griffbrett Play at the fingerboard
a punto d'arco With the point of the bow
archet With the bow
arco With the bow
Bogen With the bow
corda String
detache Each note bowed separately, played broadly
Frog To be played near the frog
jete "Thrown" bow (flying staccato)
legno Wood
col legno With the stick of the bow
Lh Lower half of the bow
M Middle of the bow
pizzicato Pluck string with finger
ponticello Light tone sounding upper partials by bowing near the bridge
Point To be played near the point of the bow
saltando Bounce the bow off the string using short, quick bow strokes
scordatura Special tuning
spiccato A light, bouncing bow movement
spitze Point of the bow
sul On
sulla tastiera On the fingerboard
sul tasto On the fingerboard
sur la touche On the fingerboard
sur le chevalet Bow close to the bridge
sur une corde Play on one string
UH Upper half of bow
WH Whole bow
bowed tremolo Fast separate strokes on the same pitch
detache Played with separate bows
fingered tremolo Played like a trill for intervals larger than a whole step
artificial harmonic Lower note stopped by first finger, upper note stopped by third or fourth
natural harmonic String touched lightly at the point indicated by a diamond-shaped note, producing a natural overtone
glissando Slide
loure Subtle articulation produced by slight release of bow pressure under a slur
martele heavy accent with clear separation between notes
portamento Smooth, short slide leading to a note
left-hand pizzicato String is plucked with the finger of the left hand
ricochet bow moves in one direction for each slur and bounces on each note
slur bow moves smoothly in one direction while left hand fingers change notes
slurred staccato Played in one bow, stopping between notes to articulate
spring bow arpeggio Bow bounces across the strings, playing each string in sequence
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