<P> A snap pizzicato , first specified by Gustav Mahler , but often called a Bartók pizzicato since Béla Bartók was the first to use the technique extensively , requires the player to pull the string away from the fingerboard so that when it is released it rebounds with force onto the fingerboard , yielding a sharp , percussive snapping sound . Examples can be found in Bartók 's 44 Duos ( No. 42 , Arabian Song ) and Solo Sonata for violin ... </P>
<P> A snap pizzicato , first specified by Gustav Mahler , but often called a Bartók pizzicato since Béla Bartók was the first to use the technique extensively , requires the player to pull the string away from the fingerboard so that when it is released it rebounds with force onto the fingerboard , yielding a sharp , percussive snapping sound . Examples can be found in Bartók 's 44 Duos ( No. 42 , Arabian Song ) and Solo Sonata for violin ... </P>
a sharp sound made with the fingers or a type of pizz
a sharp sound made with the fingers or a type of pizz
snap pizzicato
snap pizzicato