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soppinthegravy - Posted - 10/21/2017: 22:30:17
Are there any books just dedicated to bowing?
Dick Hauser - Posted - 10/22/2017: 06:50:35
What aspect of bowing should the book address ?
Cyndy - Posted - 10/22/2017: 10:07:27
Oh, good. I get to try out the tagging option!
dsreiner -- Somewhere in the back of my mind I seem to remember that you might have been working on a book on bowing? Am I right about that or am I totally confused? :)
dsreiner - Posted - 10/22/2017: 17:49:56
Yes, still working on the bowing book. Perhaps it'll be out in a year.
dsreiner - Posted - 10/23/2017: 21:38:53
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Originally posted by Cyndy
Oh, good. I get to try out the tagging option!
dsreiner -- Somewhere in the back of my mind I seem to remember that you might have been working on a book on bowing? Am I right about that or am I totally confused? :)
I'll be teaching a workshop on bowing patterns at Fiddle Hell Massachusetts (Nov 3-5, Westford, MA) as one of 375 workshops and jams for the weekend. No book yet, but a very informative handout of patterns and names that will eventually be in the book. There are a dozen other workshops on bowing at the event, BTW.
Dave
fujers - Posted - 10/24/2017: 11:56:16
Now I've never been to Fiddle Hell before but hear it's great place to learn. They have an awesome line up this year wished I could go. If I were you I'd go. Jerry
I think Dave sorry if I'm wrong Dave has another book on bowing..ask him
'Bergonzi' 2 days
'Done Gone - Jesse Milnes' 2 days
