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Not really, I think you are more apt to get something out of it if it’s not a ‘hard’ or complicated tune. But if it has some variation in melody, chord progression or a simple tune or scale it can be very hard to play. I think if you can work with a piece for […]
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A: This is an interesting question. I think first is better. First violin and second have very different sound characteristics and they have different qualities. It is true that first violin has a more open sound. The first violin can be characterized as being somewhat more full. The second, when you listen to it, it […]
Read MoreThere is a very simple answer. The string at the tip of a violin bow can vary from about 4 to 6″ in length. This is the most common length of the violin, and it is what makes it sound most pleasing to the ear. The longest violin bow in our inventory is approximately 6″ […]
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Your violin should be played in the correct position and with the correct amount of time a day. At the beginning, your playing time should not exceed 1 to 2 hours a day but over the course of time, it is good to increase this amount each time you practice. What instrument is my instrument? […]
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This was my last attempt at a self taught violin, and it’s been a struggle to do this. So I hope this gives you some pointers. The violin teacher is not the only person performing your practice. I have a friend, who plays the clarinet, who also plays violin, as well as a cello and […]
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The Stradivarius in the current market (and before 2008 when the original sale price was $100 million) was estimated to be worth $1.65 million based on an appraisal by the F.B.I. If you bought the original F.B.I. appraisal, the Strad was valued at $1.35 million. If you have the original F.B.I. price listed (a little […]
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Not at all. And I do my best to ensure your experience will be as comfortable and effortless as possible. When I’m at home, my violin makes as much noise as your phone makes at any other time of day. As a guest, it’s important to remember that this is a one-time event. While I […]
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If so, how? Yes, a violin can be self taught; however, due to the wide range of materials used, it may take a considerable amount of time and effort to get a level of competence with each instrument. With that being said, there are plenty of resources that will help your learning process; they can […]
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I think it really depends on how you are using it. Because what we play the most is classical. [On the] violin, you can play it like the piano, and then you play the same thing in a different way, for example with a harp, and that’s the way we’re using and what we’re most […]
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The answer is in the notes and their harmonics. The harmonics are the frequencies of the strings. The notes played by both violins and violas are all similar. The note that the viola plays is the high note, which is the first note to the right after the C (or B). The note that the […]
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