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i was listening to this today and watching the bowing. How does she made the sound at 48 and 57 seconds. And also is she making colours ? I know how that sounds by the way 🤣
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At secs 48 & 57, she's doing a slide--starting below the annotated note and sliding up to it.
Characterize people by their actions and you will never be fooled by their words.
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Thank you Sharon , pretty cool I thought.
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@Katie L -
That short slide into a note is done quite a bit in trad folk music.
Thought we had a version of "Mná Na hÉireann" shared in the Relaxing to Celtic Music Thread, but nope - I'll link there to this thread, because THIS version (by Sharon Corr) is FANTASTIC!
THANK YOU!
Mná Na hÉireann Sheet Music - the Session
Btw, if you want more info about using the bow to achieve different 'tone colours', there's a great series of 3 short articles at Red Desert Violin - might be helpful.
1.) Violin, Golf, and Driving: Some Things Must Be Learned By Doing
2.) Phrase Shaping: Another Handy Use of Bow Distribution
3.) Tone Color on Violin: Another Component of Bow Distribution
- Emily
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