The phrase "along the strings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to music, string instruments, or discussions about connections or relationships.
Example: "The musician skillfully moved his fingers along the strings, producing a beautiful melody."
Alternatives: "across the strings" or "over the strings".
In the unforgiving heat of the day, he watched over the sheep grazing on the hillside near Bethlehem and ran his hand along the strings of his lyre.
When Mr. Kampela has the musicians turn their instruments around he gives them lines played by sliding a pencil or a glass along the strings, or having spoons do the work of the right (plucking) hand.
The model for the catenary is composed of two strings (the contact and carrying cables) connected by lumped mass-spring-dashpot elements (hangers), which are positioned equidistantly along the strings.
In this piece, in addition to plucking the strings as the players traditionally do, I play with different tools and techniques to produce various timbral changes, such as bowing the strings with different levels of pressure, rubbing along the strings or on the wooden part with the rubber superball stick, or knocking on the strings or the wooden part with the binder clip.
Probably no one had more fun than the guitarist Gene Pritsker, who provided slick wah-wah licks and pinched fuzz-tone riffs, and ran an iPhone along the strings as an impromptu slide to waft Pink Floyd-style space probes into the summer air.
As it happens, Hawaii, where Strait learned to sing, is one of the genre's many wellsprings: it was there, in the late nineteenth century, that a guitarist named Joseph Kekuku figured out that he could bend pitches by laying the guitar on his lap and sliding a steel bar along the strings.
I had reached Springs by driving along the string of glorious beaches along the south shore.
This difference depends on the distance along the string at which it is plucked.
The concentrated harmonic force, moving steadily along the string, causes steady-state oscillations.
So I don't pluck the string or bow it, I actually run my hand along the string.
These discontinuities occur at the instants when transverse wavefronts propagating along the string interact with the oscillator.
