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English: Video example of clockwise circular bowing pattern (CW). Animated display of a performance by participant STUD5 (tempo 92 bpm). The two left panels show the movements of the bow relative to the violin projected from above (top-left) and behind (bottom-left). The solid black line shows the position of the bow-hair ribbon from the frog to the tip. The curves show the movement trajectory of the bow frog close to the hand of the player. The light background colors in the bottom-left panel indicate the different strings (fixed angels), and bow force is indicated by the color of the movement trajectory. The top-right panel shows bow inclination versus time. The light background colors indicate the different strings, showing the time-varying angular areas of the strings, including a correction for finger stopping (left hand) and the estimated string-crossing areas (overlapping colors). The bottom-right panel shows bow inclination versus bow velocity, most clearly revealing the relative phase between the two main movement components. |
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Source | Video S1 from Schoonderwaldt E, Altenmuller E (2014). "Coordination in Fast Repetitive Violin-Bowing Patterns". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0106615. PMID 25207542. PMC: 4160185. | ||
Author | Schoonderwaldt E, Altenmuller E | ||
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Author | Schoonderwaldt E, Altenmuller E |
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Image title | Video example of clockwise circular bowing pattern (CW). Animated display of a performance by participant STUD5 (tempo 92 bpm). The two left panels show the movements of the bow relative to the violin projected from above (top-left) and behind (bottom-left). The solid black line shows the position of the bow-hair ribbon from the frog to the tip. The curves show the movement trajectory of the bow frog close to the hand of the player. The light background colors in the bottom-left panel indicate the different strings (fixed angels), and bow force is indicated by the color of the movement trajectory. The top-right panel shows bow inclination versus time. The light background colors indicate the different strings, showing the time-varying angular areas of the strings, including a correction for finger stopping (left hand) and the estimated string-crossing areas (overlapping colors). The bottom-right panel shows bow inclination versus bow velocity, most clearly revealing the relative phase between the two main movement components. |
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Date and time of digitizing | 2014 |
Language | English |