Beginners Bow Hold Exercises from Easy to Challenging

These bow hold exercises to stabilise a bow hold are some of the standard exercises for beginner violinists used by Suzuki teachers all over the world. When practiced daily, one can achieve a more solid bow hold. These exercises can of course also be done with the thumb on the inside.

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Suzuki Book 1 in SLOW practice Tempo
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Music: Bourrée I+II by J.S. Bach from Suzuki Book 3. The piano accompaniment in this recording is arranged and performed by David Andruss. It was produced by the German Suzuki Institute under its own copyright; it belongs to the test files of the Step by Step series. With kind permission by Kerstin Wartberg, Author of the "Step by Step" series, published by Alfred Verlag.