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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. Small and light, easy to carry and store in the violin case, can be carried and used at any time
Great for Violin, Viola & Cello students, traditional private lesson students, school orchestra programs, and self -learners. Universal-Fit, for all beginning players.
Specification:
Item Type: Violin Bow Holder
Material: Silicone
Package List:
1 x Violin Bow Holder
Pamela H.
2025-08-13 12:49:13
Twice a week, I teach afterschool in a public school. The program is only 10 weeks and I don’t have time to teach the traditional ways and have to have to present a song with an Afro Latin theme. The bow guide is a time saver and a functional piece of equipment for a group of 5 2nd and 3rd graders. Each class is an hour long and they are not so timid or liable to give up. Bowing is the hardest thing to learn for these students but it makes them proud to know that they can hold the bow and play rhythms comfortably. I highly recommend them.
Val
2025-08-11 15:14:23
This product has been the best thing I’ve ever bought for a learning tool on my violin. I do wish, however, that it came with instructions on how to install. Thankfully it was easy enough to find a YouTube video to help.
Rajan
2025-07-25 13:38:35
Got this for for my daughter who started violin. Her instructor advised us to get this for a good grip. It did fit good but was broken immediately. Not good quality.
Angela
2025-07-11 15:57:48
Only good for full size bows, and not easy to take on and off.
Customer
2025-05-22 13:13:36
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Hernandez Juan Carlos
2025-03-26 12:23:04
Good tool for child teaching bow
Adele
2025-02-17 16:54:17
Fantastic
Jc Martinez
2025-01-14 17:29:53
I like this for beginner violin students. Learning the bow hold can be difficult but having something like this for my students has definitely helped them master some of the finer skills. Some things I like about it is the spot for you pinky to sit. As it is a divot, it forces your pinky to be in the correct position. I also like how easy it is to place on your bow. The things I’m not a huge fan of is how big the “tail†part is the is supposed to separate your first finger from the rest. Nor am I a huge fan of the space for your thumb but for a beginner or someone that is trying to finesse their bow hold technique. I think this is good!
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