A LESS DEVELOPED PHASE OF VIOLIN TECHNIC

"In the technical field, the phase of violin technic which is less

developed, it seems to me is, in most cases, bowing. One often notes a

highly developed left hand technic coupled with a monotonous and

oftentimes faulty bowing. The _color_ and _variety_ of a violinist's art

must come largely from his intimate acquaintance with all that can be

accomplished by the bow arm. The break or change from a down-bow to an

up-bow, or _vice versa_, should be under such control as to make it

perceptible only when it may be desirable to use it for color or

accentuation.

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