Harry Wimmer

Cello Technique Topics from A to Z ....an evolving index SECTION 3Pick Your Topics: Q through Z

	Saint-Saëns Concerto No.1 in a (TopTenQ&A#6) shifting principles (TopTenQ&A#8) tactile memory (TopTenQ&A#8) speed (TopTenQ&A#8) shIfts "clean" (TopTenQ&A#8) sitting well (JoyBooksML1,see B,) shoulder (right) raising (Teaching Studio) sound (see also Tone) deep (Teaching Studio) (JoyBooksML2,see A.Ex3) (JoyBooksML4,see D.E.&F,)(JoyBooksML5,see Part II: A.2.) pinched (Teaching Studio) pressed (Teaching Studio) thin, shallow (Teaching Studio) Sounding Point of harmonics (TopTenQ&A#2} speed (left hand) practice methods (Musical Gym) Spiccato motion (TopTenQ&A#9) refining (TopTenQ&A#9) on a scale (TopTenQ&A#9) stretches(extensions) without pain (TopTenQ&A#5) string levels seven tracks (JoyBooksML4,see C.) thumb (right) opposable (JoyBooksML2,see B.) tone (see also sound) choked (Teaching Studio) production (Teaching Studio) (JoyBooksML5,see Part II: A.B.&C.) resonant (Teaching Studio) rich (Teaching Studio) strident (Teaching Studio) tonal imagination (JoyBooksML5,see Part I: D.) well-nourished (JoyBooksML4,see J.) your own (JoyBooksML5,see Part I: B.C.&D.) Tone Factors (left hand) three basic Tone Factors (JoyBooksML5,see Part II: A.1.2.3) Tone Factors (right hand) Bow Speed (JoyBooksML5,see Part II: A.3.) Depth of Sound (not Pressure) (JoyBooksML5,see Part II: A.2.) Sounding Point (contact point) (JoyBooksML5,see Part II: A.1.) Bow Hair (Amount of) (JoyBooksML5,see Part II: A.4.) mixing the Tone Factors (JoyBooksML5,see Part II: B.) tone production four basic factors (JoyBooksML5,see Part II: A.1-4.) Vibrato continuity (TopTenQ&A#4) evenness (TopTenQ&A#4) motion (TopTenQ&A#4) relaxation (TopTenQ&A#4) speed (TopTenQ&A#4) wrist (right) movements (JoyBooksML2,see B.Ex14.)

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