Martelé Bowing: The 'Hammered' Violin Technique for Power & Articulation | Andy Long Violin Lesson

Описание: Are you ready to add powerful, crisp articulation to your playing? In this detailed lesson, professional violinist and teacher Andy Long focuses on the exciting and fundamental Martelé bowing technique. Martelé, (French for "hammered") is a crucial on-the-string stroke that gives your notes a sharp, clear, and accented beginning—a true "bite" at the start of the bow.

In this video, you will learn:
The 'Catch and Release': The essential finger and hand movement to create the powerful initial accent.
Pressure vs. Speed: How to use quick bow speed combined with brief pressure to achieve the 'hammered' effect without a scratchy sound.
Stop and Start: The importance of a complete stop and preparation for the next stroke.
Martelé Exercises: Practical drills to build strength, consistency, and control in your right hand.

Mastering Martelé is key to playing works by composers like Vivaldi, Bach, and Prokofiev with conviction and clarity. Add this technique to your practice routine to immediately improve your violin articulation and bow arm control!

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0:00—Welcome Intro
0:12—What is Martelé?
0:50—How to do it
2:04—Bow placement
2:49—Like & Subscribe
2:58—Extras and Exercises

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