Pizzicato

Front 1

double stop

Back 1

by drawing the bow across two strings, a string player can sund two notes at once.

Front 2

vibrato

Back 2

the string player can produce a throbbing, expressive tone by rocking the left h and while pressing the string down. this causes small pitch fluctuations that make the tone warmer.

Front 3

mute

Back 3

the musician can veil or muffle the tone by fitting a clamp onto the bridge

Front 4

tremolo

Back 4

the musician rapidly repeates tones by quick up and down strokes of the bow. This can create a sense of tension.

Front 5

harmonics

Back 5

very high pitched tones, like a whistle's are produced when the musician ligtly touches certain points on a sting.

Front 6

double stop

Back 6

by drawing the bow across two strings, a string player can sund two notes at once.

Front 7

vibrato

Back 7

the string player can produce a throbbing, expressive tone by rocking the left h and while pressing the string down. this causes small pitch fluctuations that make the tone warmer.

Front 8

mute

Back 8

the musician can veil or muffle the tone by fitting a clamp onto the bridge

Front 9

tremolo

Back 9

the musician rapidly repeates tones by quick up and down strokes of the bow. the can create a sense of tension.

Front 10

harmonics

Back 10

very high pitched tones, like a whistle's are produced when the musician ligtly touches certain points on a sting.