Fiddlermans Q & A   Staccato @1stfiddlerman
Fiddlermans Q & A   Staccato  @1stfiddlerman
Uploaded October 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Staccato is the term used for separated notes indicated with dots over or under the note. On a bowed instrument we play staccato leaving the bow on the instrument and for spiccato the bow bounces. The secret to getting a good staccato is to release the pressure between the notes. Practice using a circular half moon motion with your arm and or hand.

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