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Several notes played in one bow stroke, gently re-articulating each note without stopping the bow.

Playing notes in the very high register of the violin, requiring precise finger placement.

A series of short, quick bow strokes with a stop between each note.

Sliding from one pitch to another, making the intermediate pitches audible.

Bowing lightly and quickly over the fingerboard to produce a flute-like tone.

Bowing over the fingerboard to produce a soft, flautando tone.

A smooth gliding from one pitch to another, often expressive.

Lightly touching the string at a nodal point to produce a high, flute-like tone.

Multiple successive spiccato notes executed in one bow stroke.

A smooth, connected bow stroke that clearly articulates each note.

Moving the bow back and forth rapidly to create a trembling sound.

A left-hand pizzicato where the string rebounds against the fingerboard creating a snapping sound.

A hammered stroke that starts abruptly with a solid sound and stops suddenly.

A rapid, springy bowing technique where the bow bounces lightly upon the string.

A single bow stroke where several detached notes are played in rapid succession.

Striking the strings with the wood of the bow rather than the hair.

Plucking the string with the left-hand fingers while the right hand continues to use the bow.

Playing two strings simultaneously with the bow to produce a chord.

A bowing technique that produces a light, bouncing stroke on the string.