Ponticello
The Italian terms 'Ponticello' and 'sul pont' are used when the composer wants the 'glassy' sound that is produced when the bow is very close to - or even on top of - the bridge.
Est. 1890 in London, England by Mr F Hider, M.P.S
The Italian terms 'Ponticello' and 'sul pont' are used when the composer wants the 'glassy' sound that is produced when the bow is very close to - or even on top of - the bridge.
The Hidersine Company, United Kingdom
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