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Can anyone help with bowing instructions invthe girst part of this piece? I dont know how many notes should be played with each bow stroke or when to change bows on the fast part. Like after line 34
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You can play it without slurs like displayed on this video that shows the sheet music while he plays it:
But I don’t think that’s typical. I think most folks play it with some slurring.
There are different ways that you can play it, but I’m attaching a copy (that’s from IMSLP) in which I’ve written in the bowings/fingerings that I used when I learned to play it. This copy has longer slurs than the way I’ve played it, so I’ve annotated how I break those up.
Hope that helps.
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