How To Hold The Bow – Place your thumb in the C of the bow frog and place the other fingers on the other side of the stick with the pointer finger towards the tip of the bow. Keep the all the fingers comfortably together and relaxed. With the pinky curved and the tip on top of the stick, turn your hand counter-clockwise so that the fingers lay at an angle. The bow’s stick makes contact on the first fingers knuckle with each following fingers closer to their tips. Finally the pinky needs to learn to sit on top of the stick and stay there. A proper hold will enable you to make flexible smooth bow changes.
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For vanessa – Vanessa, I copied your chat question to a new tooic question in the Breakroom and assigned it to you. https://violaman.com/forum/breakroom-1/question-concerning-piacenza-hidersine-viola-purchase/#sk_topvanessa
hi am thinking of buying a piacenza hidersine viola- just wondered if anyone had any reviews about it- am going for 151/2 as 16 I have been playing is too big can only afford this model – one step up from vivente