Harry Wimmer
Cello Technique Topics from A to Z ....an evolving index
SECTION 1Pick Your Topics: A through C
agility (left hand)
practice methods for
(Musical Gym)
arm
(right)
passive
(Teaching Studio)(JoyBooksML4,see F.)
buoyant
(Teaching Studio)(JoyBooksML4,see E.)
Bach
Suite No 1 in G(ms) (
Six Bach Suites)
Suite No.2 in d (TopTenQ&A#1)
backaches
(lower)
avoiding
(TopTenQ&A#3}
Beethoven
Quartet Op.59 No.3
(Musical Gym)
bow
as moving ship
(Teaching Studio)
as extension of hand (JoyBooksML2,see C.)
balance (JoyBooksML3,see D.)(JoyBooksML6,see C.)
"changing" bow (JoyBooksML6,see H.&J.)
direction
(JoyBooksML4,see A.B.&C.)
flexibility of stick
(JoyBooksML3,see A.)
holding (JoyBooksML3,see B.thru E.)
pressure
(Teaching Studio)
sinking into string
(Teaching Studio)(JoyBooksML4.see E.)
straight
(Teaching Studio)
touch (tactile) awareness
(JoyBooksML3,see A.D.&E.)
visual appeal
(JoyBooksML3,see A.)
whole
(Teaching Studio) (JoyBooksML4,see A.B.&C.)
bow arm
buoyant, passive
(JoyBooksML4,see E.& F.)
Bow Change
(changing direction)
at Frog
(JoyBooksML6,see J.)
at Tip
(JoyBooksML6,see J.)
simplicity of
(JoyBooksML6,see J.)
bow hair
amount used (as Tone Factor)
(JoyBooksML5,see Part II: A.4)
playing "with flat hair"
(JoyBooksML5,see Part II: A.4)
playing "on the side of the hair"
(JoyBooksML5,see Part II: A.4)
bow hold
balance
(JoyBooksML3,see D.)(JoyBooksML6,see C.)
basic bow hold
(JoyBooksML3,see B.thru E.)
gymnastics
(JoyBooksML3,see A.&D.)
bow movement
simplicity of
(JoyBooksML4,see A.)
drawing straight bow
(JoyBooksML4,see A.B.&C.)
bow strokes
Rubbing Détaché
(Creative Workshop) (JoyBooksML2,see A.)
Martelé
(Creative Workshop) (JoyBooksML2,see A.)
Spiccato
(TopTenQ&A#9)
Brahms
"Double"Concerto
(Creative Workshop)
cello
"fitting"to body
(JoyBooksML1,see D.)
holding
(JoyBooksML1,see D.)
hugging (JoyBooksML1,see D.)
resonances
(JoyBooksML1,see C.)
touch awareness
(JoyBooksML1,see C.)
visual appeal (JoyBooksML1,see C.)
chords
ringing
(TopTenQ&A#1)
Collé
the ultimate bow control device
(JoyBooksML6,see G.)
mastering Collé (JoyBooksML6,see E.)
uses and benefits
(JoyBooksML6,see G.)
concentration
exercise
(JoyBooksML1,see A.)
contact point
see Sounding Point
 
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