You have “to bow on the harmonic nodes or you don't get any resonance, and the node positions shift up and down with the pitch when you manipulate the blade”.
Still, Charles Berthoud shows us how to do it!
In tribute to the final chapter of the Halloween movie franchise (and I reckon, it's also a nod to another horror film), the talented musician donned a Michael Myers (the fictional character from the Halloween series of slasher films) mask, broke out a bow, and began playing an eerily beautiful tune on a saw.
This may have been made as a gimmick to show off the saw – but it is one of the prettiest things I've heard.
Celtic kept themselves firmly in control of the Scottish Premiership title race as they earned a 2-2 draw against Rangers on Monday.
Daizen Maeda's fifth-minute goal had initially given the former an early lead, but the latter soon established dominance and were good value for their lead following a quickfire double (47, 53 penalty).
Rangers were on course for a deserved victory that would have breathed life into the title race – and then Kyogo Furuhashi fired the ball through a mass of defenders in the 88th minute to salvage a point for the champions.
To be honest, I don't see how anybody can stop Celtic!
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