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Black Violin Bow Holder 4 Strings Bow Grip Partner Violin/Viola Teaching Aid Accessory for Kid Adult Learn Violins

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  • Two-piece Bow Hold Partner set include 1 thumb/index finger stabilizer (designed to look like a frog) 1 Hold Fish pinky support for any size violin or viola bow.
  • Manufactured of the silicone rubber material for durability and can be cleaned and used repeatedly, eliminating the trouble of frequent replacement Violin Bow Holder Grip Partner.
  • The accessories uniquely train the hand to hold the bow correctly and naturally, through muscle memory, thereby freeing the player to learn and enjoy other elements of string playing.
  • Upgrade the violin bow to help the correct position tool, fingers still contact bow in all the customary places. The frog helps align the index and middle fingers; the fish provides support for the ring finger and pinky.
  • Universal Fit for child to adult hand sizes. Help form a relaxed and effective bow hold for beginning cellists and cellists, age 8 thru adult, needing to relax or support a correct bow hold.


Bow Hold Grip Teaching Aid:
Things 4 Strings bow accessories work to teach beginners to hold the bow correctly without undue concern about the placement of their fingers. Once the hand is trained the product may safely be removed from the bow. The accessory can easily be reattached if needed.

Great for Violin, Viola & Cello students, traditional private lesson students, school orchestra programs, and self -learners. Universal-Fit, for all beginning players.


Richard
2025-06-22 11:12:15
As an adult player I found holding the bite properly a problem. With mild arthritis and a pinky that wouldn't bend properly I didn't jabs the relaxed control I needed. This solved the problem right away. Putting it on is easy and you can easily adjust it to your own hand.
Madeline Baker
2025-01-26 12:59:40
This was very helpful in teaching my younger children how to hold a bow.