It means 'on the bridge'; to play the indicated section of music by bowing as closely as possible to the bridge of your instrument. It helps produce a somewhat thin, whiny, almost nasal sound.
It means: Play on the fingerboard.
The bridge is the structure that rests on the main body of the instrument and holds the strings up; it is crescent-shaped at the top (traditional fiddlers might make theirs flatter?) and stands on two legs. Playing the bow close to the bridge gets a thinner, scratchier sound (mostly treble, little bass, as it were). The Italian term for this is "sul ponticello". Hope this helps!
The viola, while primarily known for its rich and warm tonal qualities, can utilize various special effects to enhance its sound. Techniques such as harmonics, sul ponticello (playing near the bridge), and col legno (playing with the wood of the bow) can create unique textures and colors. Additionally, electronic effects like reverb and delay can be applied when amplified, expanding its sonic possibilities in contemporary music settings.
"Crepuscolo Sul Mare" by Piero Umiliani.
Sul bel Danubio blu is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "On the beautiful blue Danube." The phrase most famously references the waltz An der schönen blauen Donau, opus 314, by Neubau district of Vienna-born Austrian composer Johann Strauss II (October 25, 1825 - June 3, 1899). The pronunciation will be "sool bel da-NOO-byo bloo" in Italian.
It means 'on the bridge'; to play the indicated section of music by bowing as closely as possible to the bridge of your instrument. It helps produce a somewhat thin, whiny, almost nasal sound.
Sul ponticello in music refers to a technique where the strings of a string instrument are played near the bridge, creating a sharp and metallic sound.
It means: Play on the fingerboard.
technique. So far as I know, it's a martial arts term, equivilent to "waza" in Japanese.
sul = on
Sul means south.
The bridge is the structure that rests on the main body of the instrument and holds the strings up; it is crescent-shaped at the top (traditional fiddlers might make theirs flatter?) and stands on two legs. Playing the bow close to the bridge gets a thinner, scratchier sound (mostly treble, little bass, as it were). The Italian term for this is "sul ponticello". Hope this helps!
It's Italian for "On the sparkling sea"
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