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February 4th, 2012 — Violin
This violin is perfect for the student musician. It features hand carved solid maple back and sides, hand-carved solid spruce top, beautiful inlaid purfling, varnish finish, natural colored rosewood pegs, chin rest, tailpiece and rosewood fingerboard. Has features found in much more expensive violins. It comes with alloy tailpiece and 4 built-in fine tuners. The brazilwood bow features rosewood frog and unbleached genuine Mongolian horsehair. The included case is a light weight form fitting hard case with pockets and strap. This makes it convenient to carry to school or orchestra. It also come
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Introduction to the Bass Instrument The bass is also known as the double bass or the doghouse, and it is both the largest as well as the lowest pitch instrument in the violin family. Just like the violin, the double bass instrument evolved from the viol in Europe. Fine bass models are made out of......
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February 3rd, 2012 — Violin
laminated top, hardwood back and sides, poly coated, steel strings – includes: bow, bow rosin, deluxe carrying case w/handle and shoulder strap
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Learning to Play the Violin pt 2 This is a guide to playing the violin, and is a continuation from part one, which touched on the first five steps in the process. For more information about learning how to play the violin well, keep reading! * Keep in mind that more pressure is going to create a...... -
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January 28th, 2012 — Violin
The eMedia My Violin Kit is Perfect for Beginners Introducing the all-in-one eMedia My Violin Kit. This kit is perfect for beginners, it contains everything you need to play the violin: a quality violin with bow and carrying case, plus rosin and cloth. What\’s more, it includes a great teacher–the new award-winning eMedia My Violin CD-ROM (for Windows & Mac computers). The eMedia My Violin interactive educational software is what sets this violin kit apart from all the others. An animated character named Val the Violin guides students through over 160 lessons, teaching them the core elem
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Manufacturers: Meisel Meisel violins have been around since 1659, predating Paganini and even Beethoven. The Meisel name is still synonymous with solid workmanship and quality instruments at a reasonable price. Students or professionals can find the right violin for them in Meisel's product line. All Meisel stringed instruments exceed the specifications set......
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January 21st, 2012 — Violin
This violin is ideal for the beginning musician. It features maple wood back and sides, pear wood fingerboard and four fine tuners. It also includes a genuine horse hair wood bow, rosin and a featherweight carrying case with strap and carrying handle. Accessory colors/style may vary. Here are some hints to help keep your violin in tune: 1. Although the violins come with a bridge, it is not installed. Installing a bridge should is not difficult, but if you have a problem, please email us. The bridge has to be installed for the violin to play correctly. 2. Strings do tend to slip and lose their
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January 14th, 2012 — Violin
This violin is perfect for the student musician. It features hand carved solid maple back and sides, hand-carved solid spruce top, beautiful inlaid purfling, varnish finish, rosewood pegs, chin rest, tailpiece and fingerboard. Has features found in much more expensive violins. It comes with alloy tailpiece and 4 built-in fine tuners. The brazilwood bow features rosewood frog and unbleached genuine Mongolian horsehair. The included case is a light weight form fitting hard case with pockets and strap. This makes it convenient to carry to school or orchestra. It also comes with the following acce
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January 8th, 2012 — Acoustic Musical Instruments, Buyer's Guide, Violin
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January 4th, 2012 — Acoustic Musical Instruments, Guitars, music, Sheet Music
December 27th, 2011 — Acoustic Musical Instruments, Book Review, Violin
The Encyclopedia of the Violin was first published in 1925 as a comprehensive reference of the history and evolution of the violin. It is still the number one source for all types of violin information, even after all these years. The book is written by Swiss-born Alberto Bachmann, himself a concert violinist and composer. Bachmann [...]
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December 16th, 2011 — Violin
A hand-carved solid spruce top and solid maple back, sides, and neck deliver fantastic tone. Features a fine tuner tailpiece, ebonized fittings, and inlaid purfling. Full size. Comes with Mongolian horsehair bow, rosin, and featherweight suspension case.
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December 14th, 2011 — Acoustic Musical Instruments, Erhu, Fiddle, Instrument History
