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Gary M Karr - 28/03/09 08:42:50

Please forgive me, but I am not sure that I understand your question. With both the French bow and the German bow, I recommend playing with bent fingers. The fingers should perform as shock absorbers, just as the shocks do on a car. This not only helps with most bow maneuvers, but bent fingers aid in relaxation. Rather than hold the bow tightly or with tension or pressing, it is better to utilize arm weight for drawing a full body sound. I hope that this answers your question.

janpospisil - 28/03/09 15:47:18

hmm,i try it .Thank you very much for your answer.
p.s. i play with a german bow....my english is therible , sorry.

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