Yes, both are used. "At the tip" and "at the point" are interchangable.
Guy Hayden
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Subject: Re: [Finale] TAN: for 18th century string experts...
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Seems like "at the bridge" does make more sense. From the musical
context the point of the bow would make more sense to me, but, as I
said, "ponticello" is not impossible (if a little weird).
Do people say "at the point?" I've only ever heard people say "at the
tip." I wonder what the actual Italian phrase is which tells people to
play at that end of the bow.
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David H. Bailey
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