Detache
Detache is a bowing style used on bowed string instruments, especially the violin, viola, cello, and double bass. The term comes from the French détaché, meaning detached. In this technique, each note is produced with a separate bow stroke, creating a clear, distinct articulation between pitches as opposed to a smooth legato connection.
In practice, detache involves using alternating bow directions for successive notes, with the stroke length and
Detache is one of the fundamental articulation types taught in string pedagogy alongside legato, staccato, and
Notation and interpretation: detaché is typically realized by writing successive notes without a slur in the