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

Bowing near the bridge to create a tense, glassy sound.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Multiple successive spiccato notes executed in one bow stroke.