How to hold a violin bow

Basic bow holding method for violin is illustrated as follows:

1. Stretch out your right hand and imitate the cute look of the cute bunny. The thumb is under the bunny's chin, the middle finger and ring finger together are the bunny's two big incisors, incisors should of course wrap around the chin, so the middle finger to the thumb, the index finger and little finger is the bunny's ears.

2, and then the right hand spread out, in the tip of the little finger, the index finger of the two or three joints of the fingertips with a pen marking.

3, now, put a pencil on these two points, the rest of the fingers are still posing the expression of the bunny rabbit, is now a bunny rabbit holding a pencil, need to emphasize a few basic contact points, the inside of the thumb tip, the tip of the pinky finger, and the index finger of the two-three joints of the middle point of the pencil in contact with the pencil barrel, the middle finger and the ring finger natural relaxation, wrapped around the pencil barrel.

4, the last step, the right hand turned over, palm down.

Basic Bow Grip Points of Attention:

1, Thumb bent;

2, Little Finger resting on the shaft of the bow;

3, The entire right hand holding the bow with the palm of the hand in a ring shape, which is traditionally referred to as holding an egg or the sun;

4, Fingers are all slightly curved and appropriately spread apart, mainly Bonnie Bunny's teeth and ears must be separated.

Now rotate your wrist down left and right to see if there is any wrist relaxation; draw the pencil yourself with your left hand, if you can't draw it, it means that the bow is too tightly gripped, and needs to be loosened up a bit.