Sul Tasto
Translated as 'on the touch', the Italian term 'Sul Tasto' requires the player to make a very particular sound by playing with the bow over the end of the finger board.
Est. 1890 in London, England by Mr F Hider, M.P.S
Translated as 'on the touch', the Italian term 'Sul Tasto' requires the player to make a very particular sound by playing with the bow over the end of the finger board.
The Hidersine Company, United Kingdom
C/o Barnes & Mullins Ltd, Grays Inn House, Unit 14, Mile Oak Industrial Estate, Oswestry, Shropshire, SY10 8GA