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A bowing technique where the bow bounces lightly upon the string.

Smooth and connected bow strokes with no audible breaks between notes.

Short, detached notes achieved by stopping the bow after each stroke.

Separate, clean bow strokes with a clear beginning and ending, but not as short as staccato.

Playing with the wood of the bow rather than the hair, producing a percussive sound.

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

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

Moving the bow rapidly back and forth on a note to create a trembling effect.

A hammered bow stroke that creates a sharply accented, percussive sound.

A rapid, bouncing bow stroke that is lighter and faster than spiccato.

Dropping the bow on the string so that it bounces naturally, producing a series of rapid notes.

Playing lightly and across the string to create a flute-like sound.

Gentle pulsing without stopping the bow between notes, giving a slight emphasis.

A sticky bow stroke where the bow briefly sticks to and then releases from the string.