WO2016104542A1

WO2016104542A1 - Right-hand form keeper for grasping bow base of violin

Info

Publication number: WO2016104542A1
Application number: PCT/JP2015/085898
Authority: WO
Inventors: 美紀梶田
Original assignee: 美紀梶田
Priority date: 2014-12-24
Filing date: 2015-12-23
Publication date: 2016-06-30
Also published as: JP5759057B1; JP2016118741A

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a right-hand form keeper for learning finger positions at which a bow base of a violin is appropriately grasped. [Solution] This right-hand form keeper for grasping a bow base of a violin is attachable to and detachable from a base of a bow of a violin in order to learn appropriate positions of right-hand fingers, and is characterized by comprising: a longitudinal form keeping body formed at least longer than the width of a right-hand palm; attachment means provided at ends of the form keeping body and configured to be attachable to the bow of the violin; a thumb form keeping part configured to be able to hold and fix a thumb in a front-back direction under an approximately central part of the form keeping body; a little-finger form keeping part configured to be able to hold and fix a little finger in a vertical direction from above in the vicinity of the right end of the form keeping body; and a three-finger form keeping part configured to be able to hold and fix three fingers other than the thumb and the little finger in an appropriate parallel state in a horizontal direction above the form keeping body.

Description

Right hand mold for violin bow grasping

This invention relates to a right hand mold for learning a finger position for properly grasping a bow base of a violin.

Conventionally, a violin is basically composed of an approximately eight-shaped violin body, a neck as a casing protruding from the center tip, and a string stretched between the neck tip and the violin body. ing.

When performing, hold the corner of the violin body between the chin and left shoulder, hold the tip of the neck with your left hand, and press the string with the four fingers of the left hand on the top surface of the neck, and use a separately prepared bow. It is configured to rub and play a unique violin sound.

The violin practice consists of training in a posture in which the violin body is held by the chin and left shoulder and training in a gripping posture of the bow.

In particular, since the gripping posture of the bow is an important element of making a sound by rubbing the bow and the string, conventionally, various training tools with five finger postures for gripping the bow have been considered. .

For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a practice tool for holding a bow.

International Publication No. 2009/134494

These exercise tools are made up of fixed elements for each finger so that the body can remember the proper position of the right finger. For example, a finger insertion pipe for fixing the position of each finger, a finger contact part for contacting the tip of the finger, particularly the tip of the finger pad, or a bow for experiencing the mutual positional relationship of the entire finger. It may be the grip shape of the entire right hand formed at the base.

However, in any case, you can feel the proper position of your finger, but it will hurt your finger by placing an excessive load on your finger, and the gripping function of the bow will deteriorate due to the contact between the finger and the bow being too shallow. The flexibility of the finger is lost by removing the bow inside and the shape retaining member for fixing the position of the finger, so the operation of the bow does not go smoothly or the operation feeling of the bow is not transmitted directly to the finger Therefore, various inconveniences such as awkward bow operation and the inability to perform free bow operation have occurred.

The present invention is a right hand holding tool for properly grasping a bow base of a violin, wherein a thumb holding part, a little finger holding part, and a three finger holding part are formed on a holding body, and the right finger We don't provide a right hand mold for violin bow base gripping that allows each finger to be guided by these to ensure proper gripping of the bow base and the proper position of the right finger to satisfy finger freedom. And

The present invention comprises a right hand mold that is detachable at the base of a violin bow to acquire the proper position of the right finger, and the right hand mold is a longitudinal mold formed at least longer than the width of the right palm. A main body, mounting means provided at the end of the mold holding body and configured to be mounted on a bow of a violin, and a thumb mold holding section configured to hold and fix the thumb in the front-rear direction substantially below the central part of the mold holding body; A little finger holding part configured to hold and fix the little finger in the vertical direction from above in the vicinity of the right end of the holding body, and three fingers other than the thumb and little finger are arranged in the horizontal direction above the holding body. It is intended to provide a three-finger holding mold part configured to be able to be held and fixed in a state and a right hand mold holding tool for grasping a bow base of a violin characterized by comprising.

In addition, the three-finger holding part includes a three-finger holding body in the form of a narrow band constructed at substantially both ends of the holding-type body so as to hold the tip portions of the three fingers on the upper surface of the holding-type body. It is also characterized by the fact that it is composed of a little finger side end portion of the mold holding body and a narrow band-shaped index finger clamping body erected in the middle part of the mold holding body so as to clamp the index finger base at a position below the clamp body.

Also, the three-finger clamp and index finger clamp are characterized by the fact that the material is silicon and a flexible member is formed inside.

The three-finger holding part has three vertical cylinders erected on the rear rear surface of the holding main body, and the three finger tips composed of the index finger, the middle finger, and the ring finger are arranged in parallel in the vertical direction. It is also characterized in that it is configured to be held and fixed in the vertical cylinder.

Also, the index finger vertical cylinder for holding and fixing the index finger in the three-finger holding part is characterized in that it is arranged slightly apart from the adjacent middle finger vertical cylinder.

According to the invention of claim 1, the right hand holding tool is configured to be attached to a violin bow by being provided at the end of the holding body and the longitudinal holding body formed at least longer than the width of the right palm. A mounting means, a thumb holding part configured to hold and fix the thumb in the front-rear direction below the substantially central part of the holding mold body, and a configuration in which the little finger can be held and fixed vertically from above in the vicinity of the right end of the holding mold body. And a three-finger holding part configured so that three fingers other than the thumb and the little finger can be held and fixed in an appropriate parallel state in the horizontal direction above the holding body. Thus, there is an effect that an ideal right hand shape for gripping the bow can be reproduced simply by holding each finger of the right hand on each predetermined shape holding part.

Moreover, since all the fingers of the right hand are configured to be held by each predetermined shape holding part, it is possible to acquire an ideal right hand shape for gripping the bow only by the right hand shape holding tool. There is an effect.

Moreover, since it can be easily attached to the bow of the violin by the attaching means, it can be easily attached when using the violin, and can be easily removed when the bow is stored in the violin case. Depending on the shape of the part, there is an effect that it can be stored while being attached.

According to the invention of claim 2, the three-finger holding part is a narrow three-fingered finger constructed at substantially both end parts of the holding body so as to sandwich the tip part of the three fingers on the upper surface of the holding body. By comprising a sandwiching body and a narrow-fingered index finger sandwiching body between the little finger side end of the retaining body and the middle part of the retaining body to sandwich the index finger base at the lower position of the three-finger sandwiching body, There is an effect that it is possible to easily learn a gripping method that is difficult for beginners to grip the index finger away from the middle finger.

In addition, since the three-finger clamp and index finger clamp are formed in a narrow band shape, the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger can be easily inserted between the holding body and each clamp, and each finger position is moderately Since there is a degree of freedom to move, there is an effect that an excessive load is not applied to the finger.

In addition, the finger belly surface of the tip of each finger of the right hand is not covered with the right hand mold, and the finger touches the bow directly when gripping the violin bow, so the bow can be gripped securely. There is an effect that the bow operation can be smoothly performed because the bow operation feeling is directly transmitted to the finger without the bow being removed during practice.

According to the invention of claim 3, since the three-finger sandwiching body and the index finger sandwiching body are made of silicon and a flexible member is formed on the inside, the finger is not subjected to excessive load and does not hurt the finger for a long time. There is an effect that can be performed.

According to the invention of claim 4, the three-finger holding part has three vertical cylinders erected on the rear rear surface of the holding main body, and the tip part of the three fingers composed of the index finger, the middle finger, and the ring finger is vertical. Since it is configured to be held and fixed in the three vertical cylinders arranged in parallel in the direction, it is configured so that all fingers of the right hand are individually held in each predetermined shape holding part, There is an effect that an ideal right hand shape for grasping the bow can be easily learned only with the right hand holding tool.

According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, the index finger vertical cylinder that holds and fixes the index finger in the three-finger holding part is disposed slightly apart from the adjacent middle finger vertical cylinder, thereby separating the index finger from the middle finger. There is an effect that it is possible to easily learn a gripping method that is difficult for beginners to grip.

It is explanatory drawing which shows the use condition of the right-hand shape holder for the bow base part holding | gripping of the violin which concerns on 1st embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the back part side of a right hand mold tool and a bow. It is a perspective view which shows the state which mounted | wore the bow with the right hand holding | maintenance tool. (A) is a front view of a right hand mold, (b) is a rear view, (c) is a plan view. (A) is explanatory drawing which shows the middle of holding a right hand finger | toe with a right hand shape holder, (b) is explanatory drawing which shows the state which shape | molded the right hand finger | toe with the right hand shape holder. (A) is a rear view showing a state in which the right finger is held on the right hand mold, (b) is a partial sectional view of the cross section near the little finger in (a) as seen from the tip side of the bow, and (c) is It is the fragmentary sectional view which looked at the cross section of the thumb vicinity in (a) from the front-end | tip part side of the bow. It is explanatory drawing which shows the use condition of the right-hand shape holder for the bow base part holding | gripping of the violin which concerns on 2nd embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the back part side of a right hand mold tool and a bow. (A) is a perspective view which shows the state which mounted | wore the right hand shaper with the bow, (b) is explanatory drawing which shows the state which shape | molded the right hand finger | toe with the right hand shaper. (A) is a rear view showing a state in which the right finger is held on the right hand mold, (b) is an explanatory diagram simply showing the configuration of the right hand mold, and (c) is the back of the right hand mold. FIG.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing a use state of a right hand holding tool 1 for grasping a bow base portion of a violin according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 1, the violin A is basically composed of a violin main body B of approximately 8 shape in which both side plates of the central portion are formed in a concave shape, and a string C is formed by protruding from the front end of the main body B. It consists of a body B1, which is said to be a neck used to stretch between B and B. When playing, the left corner B3 of the rear end B2 of the violin body B is sandwiched between the chin J and the left shoulder SL. While the body B is securely held by the chin J, the string C is held by the four left fingers N and the string C is rubbed while the bow F is operated by the right hand R to generate a unique violin sound.

Further, the violin A is basically configured to be played with the left corner B3 of the rear end B2 of the violin body B sandwiched between the chin J and the left shoulder SL. In addition, the left corner B3 front plate of the rear end B2 of the violin body B is provided with a jaw rest D in a curved concave shape for sandwiching the violin rear end B2 with the left shoulder SL.

The bow F is mainly made of a wooden, substantially round stick-like stick K that fixes the bow hair H for rubbing the string C at the tip, and the bow hair H is wound around the stick K and fixed on the stick K. A hair box X that is slidably connected and a screw Y that can adjust the tension of the bow hair H by making the hair box X slidable by rotation.

Further, the bow hair H is a decolorized horse tail hair, and a plurality of hairs are juxtaposed between the tip portion IS of the stick K and the hair box X in a flat shape. A cylindrical thumb grip G is inserted and fixed to the stick K located immediately before the hair box X. The thumb grip G serves to protect the stick K and to prevent the fingers from slipping.

The gist of the present invention consists of a right hand mold 1 that is detachable at the base O of the bow F of the violin A in order to acquire the proper position of the right finger W, and the right hand mold 1 is at least from the width of the right palm. A long and long shaped holding body 2, mounting means 3 provided at the end of the holding body 2 and configured to be mounted on the bow F of the violin A, and in the front-rear direction below the center of the holding body 2. A thumb holding part 4 configured to hold and fix the thumb W1, a little finger holding part 5 configured to hold and fix the little finger W5 vertically from above in the vicinity of the right end of the holding body 2, and a holding body 3 finger holding mold part 6 configured to hold and fix three fingers W2, W3, W4 other than thumb W1 and little finger W5 in an appropriate parallel state in the lateral direction above 2 To the right hand holding tool 1 for grasping the bow base of the characteristic violin To.

With this configuration, each finger W1 to W5 of the right hand finger W is guided to the thumb holding part 4 and the like, so that the right hand finger W can be securely grasped and the degree of freedom of the finger can be satisfied. Appropriate position can be learned.

Hereinafter, two embodiments of the first and second embodiments will be described as embodiments of the present invention.

The left and right in the description, unless otherwise specified, are described with reference to the positional relationship where the hair box X is down and the front end IS side of the bow F is left and the screw Y side of the rear end is right, In the front-rear direction, the front side is the front side and the back side is the rear side, and the upper and lower sides are the upper side and the lower side are the lower side. The right

hand holding tool

1, 1 a will be described as left, right, front, back, top and bottom based on the state of being mounted on the above-described positional relationship with the bow F.

Therefore, for example, the mounting means 3 and 3 in FIG. 4 (a) are disposed on the left and right sides of the mold holding body 2, and the thumb mold holding part 4 and the index finger holding body 12 have openings in the front-rear direction, The mold retaining portion 5 is disposed on the upper portion of the mold retaining body 2.

[First embodiment]
2 is a perspective view showing the rear side of the right hand mold tool 1 and the bow F according to the first embodiment, FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which the right hand mold tool 1 is mounted on the bow F, and FIG. FIG. 4B is a rear view, FIG. 4C is a plan view, and FIG. 5A shows the middle of holding the right hand finger W on the right hand mold 1. FIG. 5B is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which the right hand W is held on the right hand mold 1, and FIG. 6A is a diagram showing a state in which the right hand W is held on the right hand 6B is a partial cross-sectional view of the cross section in the vicinity of the little finger W5 in FIG. 6A viewed from the tip end IS side of the bow F, and FIG. 6C is the vicinity of the thumb W1 in FIG. 6A. FIG. 6 is a partial cross-sectional view of the cross section when viewed from the tip end IS side of the bow F.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 6A, the right hand holding tool 1 for gripping the bow base of the violin according to the first embodiment of the present invention is formed with a longitudinal length that is at least longer than the width of the right palm. A shape-maintaining body 2 is provided. The shape retaining body 2 is made of a flexible material having flexibility such as soft vinyl chloride (PVC) or silicon resin, and has a substantially semicircular cross section formed in the upper half with a curvature approximating the cross section curvature of the stick K. Is formed.

In addition, mounting means 3 for winding and surrounding the outer peripheral surface of the stick K is formed at both ends of the mold holding body 2. Specifically, the mounting means 3 forms a wound piece 7 extending in a strip shape in the radial direction of the mold-maintaining body 2, attaches one of the surface fasteners 8 a to the inner side of the distal end portion of the wound piece 7 and winds the wound piece 7. The other side of the hook-and-loop fastener 8b is attached to the outer side of the base of the piece 7.

In this manner, by attaching the two hook-and-

loop fasteners

8a and 8b to be engaged to the predetermined portions of the wound piece 7, the wound piece 7 wound around the stick K is attached to the hook-and-

loop fasteners

8a and 8a, as shown in FIG. The mold holding body 2 can be attached to the stick K by being fixed with 8b.

In addition, the fixed position of the two

wound pieces

7 and 7 on the stick K is one of the rear ends of the stick K, that is, between the screw Y and the hair box X, and the other is on the left side of the thumb grip G. .

The thumb holding part 4 configured so that the thumb W1 can be held and fixed in the front-rear direction is formed below the substantially central part of the mold holding body 2. The thumb holding part 4 is formed in an annular shape having an opening on the stick K side, and is connected to the mold holding body 2 by a connecting piece 9 formed at the end.

Also, the little finger holding part 5 is formed in the vicinity of the right end of the holding body 2 so that the little finger W5 can be held and fixed in a substantially vertical direction from above. The little finger holder 5 is formed in a cylindrical shape with the opening up and down. The little finger holder 5 protrudes from the upper surface of the holder 2 and the opening penetrates the holder 2.

In addition, a three-finger holding part 6 is formed above the holding main body 2 so that the three fingers W2, W3, W4 other than the thumb W1 and the little finger W5 can be held and fixed in an appropriate parallel state in the lateral direction. Yes.

The three-finger holding part 6 is a narrow band-like three-finger clamped between substantially both end parts of the holding body 2 so as to hold the tips of the three fingers W2, W3, W4 on the upper surface of the holding body 2 From the body 10, the little finger side end portion 11 of the mold holding body 2 and the narrow band-shaped index finger sandwiching body 12 provided in the middle of the mold holding body 2 so as to clamp the index finger base at a position below the three-finger clamping body 10. It is composed.

That is, the three-finger holding body 10 has one end connected to the rear side wall of the little finger holding part 5 and the other end connected to the left rear side wall of the holding body 2. Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 4A, 4B, and 4C, the opening formed by the three-finger holding body 10 and the mold-maintaining body 2 is a substantially vertical opening. In addition, the three-finger holding body 10 is installed with a margin so that the three fingers of the index finger W2, the middle finger W3, and the ring finger W4 can be inserted from above into an opening formed between the mold holding body 2 is doing.

In addition, the index finger holding body 12 is positioned below the one end of the three-finger holding body 10 provided continuously with the rear side wall of the little finger holding part 5, that is, the thumb holding part that becomes the little finger side end part 11 of the holding body 2. In the vicinity of the connecting piece 9 of the mold part 4, one end part is connected on the upper surface of the mold holding body 2, and the other end part is formed in the middle part of the mold holding body 2, that is, the left end part of the mold holding body 2. The winding piece 7 is continuously provided on the inner side. Therefore, the opening formed by the index finger clamping body 12 and the mold holding body 2 is a substantially front-rear opening. In addition, the index finger sandwiching body 12 is provided with a margin so that the index finger W2 can be inserted from the front toward the rear in an opening formed between the index finger holding body 2 and the opening.

Thus, in the right-hand mold holder 1 for grasping the bow base part of the violin according to the first embodiment, the three-finger mold part 6 is composed of the three-finger clamp body 10 and the index finger clamp body 12. . Accordingly, the three fingers of the index finger W2, the middle finger W3, and the ring finger W4 are inserted into the index finger holding body 12 as shown in FIGS. 5 (a), 5 (b), and 6 (a). Is inserted by the index finger sandwiching body 12 and the three fingers W2, W3, W4 are moved sideways by inserting the tip portions of the three fingers of the index finger W2, the middle finger W3, and the ring finger W4 into the three finger sandwiching body 10. It can be held and fixed in an appropriate parallel state in the direction.

6 (b) and 6 (c), the tip finger pads of the little finger W5 and the thumb W1 directly touch the surface of the stick K of the bow F, and the tip finger pads of the other fingers W2, W3, W4 are also used. Touch stick K or hair box X directly. That is, the wearing of the right hand holding tool 1 is configured so as to allow the user to acquire the proper position of the right hand finger W while not feeling uncomfortable with the grip feeling of the bow base O of the violin A.

In addition, the three-finger sandwiching body 10 and the index finger sandwiching body 12 are made of silicon and formed with a flexible member on the inside, so that each finger position can be moved moderately, and an excessive load is applied to the finger. It is configured so that there is no.

Note that it is desirable that the right hand holding tool 1 is integrally formed of the same material except for the hook-and-

loop fasteners

8a and 8b of the mounting means 3.

[Second Embodiment]
Next, the right hand holding tool 1a for grasping the bow base part of the violin according to the second embodiment of the present invention will be described. In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected about the part which is common in the right hand mold tool 1a which concerns on this 2nd embodiment, and the right hand mold tool 1 which concerns on 1st embodiment mentioned above, and description is abbreviate | omitted suitably.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory view showing the use state of the right hand mold 1a for grasping the bow base of the violin according to the second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing the rear side of the right hand mold 1a and the bow F. FIG. 9 (a) is a perspective view showing a state in which the right hand holding tool 1a is mounted on the bow F, and FIG. 9 (b) is an explanatory view showing a state in which the right hand finger W is held in the right hand holding tool 1a. FIG. 10A is a rear view showing a state in which the right hand finger W is held on the right hand mold 1a, FIG. 10B is an explanatory diagram schematically showing the configuration of the right hand mold 1a, and FIG. c) is a rear view of the right hand holding tool 1a.

As shown in FIGS. 8 and 10 (c), the right hand mold tool 1a for gripping the bow base of the violin according to the second embodiment has the same mold shape as the right hand mold tool 1 according to the first embodiment. A main body 2, a mounting means 3, and a thumb holding part 4 are provided.

The little finger holder 5a is formed with an annular little finger vertical cylinder 20 having an opening up and down at the top, and a vertical connecting piece 13 formed by extending a part of the side wall of the little finger vertical cylinder 20 downward. The little finger vertical cylinder 20 is erected on the upper surface of the mold holding body 2. That is, the little finger mold mold part 5 a according to the second embodiment is constituted by the little finger vertical cylinder 20 and the vertical connecting piece 13. The little finger holder 5a may have the same configuration as the little finger holder 5 according to the first embodiment.

As shown in FIGS. 9A, 9B, and 10B, the three-finger holding part 6 has three

vertical cylinders

14, 15, 16 standing on the rear back surface of the holding body 2. The tip of the three fingers composed of the index finger W2, the middle finger W3, and the ring finger W4 is configured to be held and fixed in the three

vertical cylinders

14, 15, and 16 arranged substantially in the vertical direction. .

Specifically, the middle finger connecting tube 17 and the ring finger connecting piece are formed by extending the side surfaces of the middle finger vertical cylinder 15 and the ring finger vertical cylinder 16 for inserting and holding the middle finger W3 and the ring finger W4 to the rear back side of the mold holding body 2. 18 is formed, and the connecting

pieces

17 and 18 are connected to the rear rear surface of the mold holding body 2. In addition, you may connect the middle finger vertical cylinder 15 and the ring finger vertical cylinder 16 in the location which adjoins.

In addition, the index finger vertical cylinder 14 that holds and fixes the index finger W2 in the three-finger holding mold part 6 is disposed slightly apart from the adjacent middle finger vertical cylinder 15.

Specifically, the index finger vertical cylinder 14 is continuously connected via the index finger connecting piece 19 having a predetermined length between the outer surfaces of the index finger vertical cylinder 14 and the middle finger vertical cylinder 15 which are close to each other.

Also, as shown in FIG. 10 (a), the tip finger pads of all the fingers W of the right hand R directly touch the stick K surface and hair box X of the bow F. That is, the wearing of the right hand holding tool 1a is configured so as to allow the user to acquire the proper position of the right hand finger W while not feeling uncomfortable with the grip feeling of the bow base O of the violin A.

Further, as shown in FIG. 10 (c), the three

vertical cylinders

14, 15, and 16 have the openings of the middle finger vertical cylinder 15 and the ring finger vertical cylinder 16 with respect to the horizontal mold-holding main body 2, respectively. The opening of the index finger vertical cylinder 14 is formed so as to face up and down so as to face diagonally upward to the left. Specifically, each opening of the middle finger vertical cylinder 15 and the ring finger vertical cylinder 16 is provided with an inclination of approximately 5 ° to 25 °. The inclination is most preferably about 15 °.

Further, it is desirable that the index finger vertical cylinder 14 be inclined flexibly when the right hand holding tool 1a is used, and the strength of the index finger connecting piece 19 is reduced or the index finger connecting piece 19 is formed of a more flexible material. You can also.

In addition, it is desirable that the right hand holding tool 1a is integrally formed of the same material except for the

surface fasteners

8a and 8b of the mounting means 3.

As described above, as described in the first and second embodiments, the right

hand holding tool

1, 1a for grasping the bow base portion of the violin according to the present invention is configured.

As described above, the right

hand mold holders

1 and 1a for grasping the bow base portion of the violin according to the first and second embodiments include the longitudinal mold body 2 formed at least longer than the width of the right palm, Mounting means 3 provided at the end of the main body 2 so as to be mounted on the bow F of the violin A, and a thumb holding part configured to hold and fix the thumb W1 in the front-rear direction below the substantially central part of the mold holding body 2. 4, the little finger holding part 5 configured to hold and fix the little finger W5 in the vertical direction from above in the vicinity of the right end of the holding body 2, and three pieces other than the thumb W 1 and the little finger W 5 above the holding body 2. Since each finger W2, W3, W4 is constituted by three finger holding mold parts 6 configured to hold and fix the fingers W2, W3, W4 in a proper parallel state in the horizontal direction, each finger W of the right hand R is fixed to each predetermined holding mold. Ideal for gripping the bow F just by holding the

parts

4, 5 and 6 There is an effect that it is possible to reproduce the a right hand shape

Further, since all the fingers W1 to W5 of the right hand R are configured to be held by the predetermined

shape holding portions

4, 5, and 6, the bow F is grasped only by the right hand

shape holding tools

1 and 1a. Therefore, there is an effect that an ideal right hand shape can be learned.

Furthermore, since it can be easily mounted on the bow F of the violin A by the mounting means 3, it can be easily mounted when using the violin A, and can be easily removed when the bow F is stored in the violin case. Depending on the shape of the bow storage portion of the violin case, there is an effect that the violin case can be stored while being worn.

Further, in the right-hand mold holder 1 for gripping the bow base of the violin according to the first embodiment, the three-finger mold holder 6 has the tips of the three fingers W2, W3, W4 on the upper surface of the mold-maintenance body 2. A narrow three-finger sandwiching body 10 erected on both ends of the mold-holding body 2 to sandwich the portion, and the little finger side of the mold-holding body 2 to sandwich the index finger base at a position below the three-finger sandwiching body 10 By comprising the end 11 and the narrow-fingered index finger sandwiching body 12 installed in the middle of the mold-maintaining body 2, a gripping method difficult for beginners to grip the index finger W2 away from the middle finger W3 can be easily performed. It has the effect of being able to learn.

Further, since the three-finger sandwiching body 10 and the index finger sandwiching body 12 are formed in a narrow band shape, the index finger W2, the middle finger W3, and the ring finger W4 are easily inserted between the mold holding body 2 and each of the sandwiching

bodies

10 and 12. In addition, since each finger position has a degree of freedom to be moved appropriately, there is an effect that an excessive load is not applied to the right hand finger W.

Further, the finger abdominal surface of the tip of the right hand finger W is not covered with the right hand mold 1 and the right finger W directly touches the bow F when gripping the bow F of the violin A. The bow F can be reliably gripped, the bow F is not removed during practice, and the operation feeling of the bow F is directly transmitted to the finger W, so that the bow F can be operated smoothly. .

Further, since the three-finger holding member 10 and the index finger holding member 12 are made of silicon and formed with a flexible member on the inner side, the right hand finger W is not subjected to an excessive load and exercises for a long time without damaging the finger W. There is an effect that can be.

Further, in the right-hand mold holder 1a for gripping the bow base of the violin according to the second embodiment, the three finger holder 6 has three

vertical cylinders

14, 15, 16 is configured such that the tip portions of the three fingers including the index finger W2, the middle finger W3, and the ring finger W4 are respectively held and fixed in the three

vertical cylinders

14, 15, and 16 arranged in the vertical direction. Accordingly, since all the fingers W of the right hand R are individually held by the predetermined

mold holding parts

4, 5a, 6, in order to hold the bow F only by the right hand mold holding tool 1a. The ideal right-hand shape can be easily learned.

Further, the index finger vertical cylindrical body 14 for holding and fixing the index finger W2 in the three-finger holding part 6 is disposed slightly apart from the adjacent middle finger vertical cylinder 15 so that the index finger W2 is held away from the middle finger W3. There is an effect that a beginner can easily learn a gripping method that is difficult for beginners.

The preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above. However, the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the gist of the present invention described in the claims.・ Change is possible.

A Violin F Bow O Bow base W Right finger W1 Thumb W2 Index finger W3 Middle finger W4 Ring finger W5 Little finger 1 Right hand holding tool (first embodiment)
1a Right hand holding tool (second embodiment)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 2 Mold holding body 3 Mounting means 4 Thumb holding part 5 Little finger holding part 6 Three finger holding part 10 Three finger holding body 11 Little finger side end part 12 Index finger holding body 14 Index finger vertical cylinder 15 Middle finger vertical cylinder 16 Ring finger cylinder

Claims

It consists of a right-hand holding tool that is detachable to acquire the proper position of the right finger at the base of the bow of the violin,
The right hand holding tool is a longitudinal holding body formed at least longer than the width of the right palm,
A mounting means provided at the end of the shape retaining body and configured to be mounted on a bow of a violin;
A thumb holding part configured to hold and fix the thumb in the front-rear direction below the central part of the holding body;
A little finger holding part configured to hold and fix the little finger vertically from above in the vicinity of the right end of the holding body;
A three-finger holding part configured so that three fingers other than the thumb and little finger can be held and fixed in an appropriate parallel state in the lateral direction above the holding body;
A right hand holding tool for grasping the bow base of a violin, characterized in that it is constructed.
The three-finger holding part is a three-finger holding body in the form of a narrow band that is constructed on substantially both ends of the holding main body so as to hold the tip portions of the three fingers on the upper surface of the holding main body. The violin according to claim 1, wherein the violin is composed of a little finger side end portion of the shape-holding main body and a narrow-band-shaped index finger pinching body erected in the middle portion of the shape-holding body so as to hold the index finger base portion at a lower position. Right hand tool for gripping the base of the bow.
3. The right-hand holding tool for grasping the bow base of a violin according to claim 2, wherein the three-finger sandwiching body and the index finger sandwiching body are made of silicon and a flexible member is formed inside.
The three-finger holding part has three vertical cylinders standing on the back and back of the holding main body, and three vertical cylinders in which the tips of the three fingers composed of the index finger, the middle finger, and the ring finger are aligned in the vertical direction. The right-hand mold holder for grasping the bow base portion of the violin according to claim 1, wherein the right-hand mold holding device is configured to be held and fixed in the body.
5. The violin arch base for grasping a violin according to claim 4, wherein the index finger vertical cylinder holding and fixing the index finger in the three-finger holding part is disposed slightly apart from the adjacent middle finger vertical cylinder. Right hand holding tool.