Cello: Left Hand Inflections — Ex. 4

Cello: Left Hand Inflections — Example 4

  • “Although an upward glissando is an inherently dramatic gesture, it should be noted that notes in high positions on low strings are less colorful and resonant than the lower pitches.”

  • “An upward glissando to a harmonic is particularly effective, allowing the string to ring freely at its destination pitch. Here the 4th partial is used, 3/4 of the way up the string.”

 
 
 
 
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