Decorate with ribbons, bows, notes, etc. Think of a creative message to make it personal.
Elizondo discreetly but sweetly doubled the song's one-octave and two-octave rising scales, bowing the notes and deepening the bass part built into Spektor's bare-bones version.
"Triphon" (1956) opens with bold, annunciatory single notes bowed on one string and repeated on another as dim echoes.
In "Go Crystal Tears," Mr. Guy plays a jazz-style bass line -- plucked rather than bowed, and with bent notes and brisk fills -- under Ms. Homburger's unadorned rendering of the melody.
Dobson, as he has done through much of the evidence, bowed his head to take notes and Norris, wearing headphones to listen to the proceedings, stared straight ahead.
And if Mr. Obama took some political risk, then, as plenty of commentators have noted, he also bowed to a kind of political necessity.
Starting at the instrument's low end and moving slowly upward, he bowed open strings and two-note intervals in alternation.
In wrapping up his review of the Good Friday agreement, Mr Mitchell bowed out on a triumphant note, after being invited by the British and Irish governments this summer to save an accord he helped broker 18 months ago.
The left hemisphere seems particularly important for so-called "fast acoustic" processing, which would tell a listener whether, say, a note was being bowed on a violin or plucked on a guitar.
LONDON -- The Bank of England swallowed its pride and overcame its perceived prejudice Wednesday by designating Jane Austen as the new face of the 10-pound note, bowing to public outrage over the possibility that only male historical figures would be represented on British currency.
