IV. QUARTER NOTES Tndividual quarter notes, unless otherwise marked, are played with short, energetic strokes at the mid- ldle of the bow. The change of string for these shorter note values demands increased rapidity in wrist Jand bow action, The two slurred quarter notes of the third group, are played with the upper half of the bow; but as a special exercise for the wrist should also be practised with the lower half of the bow, [All these exercises to be practised in moderate speed and with full, round tone. (count 12 3 4) nvr (count 12 8 4) fo aa (count 12 8) y ne iS dd uf (Quarter Evening Promenade Tn moderate tempo myn Pupil + = Examples of how the above Quar- + ter Notes, with simplest bowings may se serve as the basis of, and in connec-| @) (with strong,even tone) tion with melodious progressions. ml Teacher In the Swing Gracefully Pupil a7 r/o) we (with frog, ven fon ® A era feet Teacher Ss mf s oni