Training How To Transition Between Spiccato and Détaché (Ševčík & Dont)

Описание: Switching between spiccato and détaché becomes much easier when you develop the underlying skills required to produce a consistent, resonant sound in both strokes.
These fundamentals apply whether you’re preparing auditions or simply working to make your bow feel more reliable.
In this video, I explore how the two strokes are related, isolate the core skills to practice separately, highlight the role of the right elbow, and use short segments from Ševčík Op. 3 and Dont Etude No. 2 to build control that transfers directly into repertoire.

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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
2:00 - Dive Deeper
2:45 - Fundamentals and Pre-requisite Skills for Good Spiccato
4:55 - Good Detache to Help with Good Spiccato
5:05 - Elbow's Role
5:58 - Detache With Bow Lift Exercise
6:35 - Spiccato as Detache From the Air
6:55 - Colle Exercise
8:28 - Spiccato's Relation to Ricochet
8:40 - Simon Fischer's Exercise - Variability in Sound
9:44 - Detache Transitioning Through Spiccato to Ricochet-like Bounce
11:00 - Sevcik Opus 3 6th Variation
14:40 - Sevcik Opus 3 10th Variation
17:29 - String Crossing
18:47 - Dont Etude No. 2
21:29 - Gradual vs Sudden Bowstroke Change in Dont
23:00 - Scale Exercise
23:34 - Recap and Final Words