For a violin/viola bow hold, this is where the pinky is located

This contains five lines and four spaces

This hand presses the strings down on the fingerboard

A note that gets two beats

Mrs Baumgarner tunes very precisely with these

This part of the bow comes from a horses tail

This is a section of music separated by bar lines

This finger is your 3rd finger

This symbol tells us how many beats per measure and what kind of note gets the beat

This part is purely decorative

This bowing moves from the frog to the tip

The speed of a piece of music

This note is played by pressing down one finger on the D string

What we hear during a beat of rest

You should always hold the instrument by this part

This part of the bow tightens and loosens the hair

This is the loud and soft in a piece of music

"Crushing The Bear Family" refers to the collapsing of this body part

This note gets 1/2 a beat

This part is held in place only by tension

This should always be curved to prevent tension in the hand

This symbol tells us to play a section again

When lifting fingers off the string, your fingers should always do this

Pulsing ones voice to the eighth note

This piece vibrates on the inside of your instrument