String Instrument Techniques
String instrument techniques refer to the various methods used to produce sound on instruments like the violin, cello, and guitar. Common techniques include bowing, where a bow is drawn across the strings, and plucking, where the strings are struck with fingers or a plectrum. Each technique affects the tone and dynamics of the sound produced.
Additionally, techniques such as vibrato and pizzicato enhance expressiveness. Vibrato involves oscillating the pitch slightly for warmth, while pizzicato is the act of plucking strings instead of using a bow. Mastery of these techniques allows musicians to convey a wide range of emotions and styles.