Student Full Size Violin, Pink, by Gear4music

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Someviolin players know what they are looking for, but as a beginner may consider this part slightly challenging. The truth is that it’s not easy to find an instrument you can be sure it will perform as desired. After all, your violin playing style is still in progress, with every violin class you manage to complete successfully. This means that if you have a kid that is starting to play the violin or needs to upgrade to a bigger violin, you can buy this violin with confidence.

If you think that the violin is the right kind of instrument for your young one, your little girl will definitely appreciate this particular violin. Available in a bright shade of pink and with butterflies painted on its surface, the violin will appear extremely attractive and fun to play. It will be easy to motivate your child to rehearse and practice the violin with such a beautiful instrument.The fingerboard, chin rest, and pegs are all made out of maple, for increased comfort and elegance. The tailpiece is the only one made out of alloy so that the tuners can be adjusted finely and with minimum effort.

Let’s take a look at ten violins we think you should consider in your hunt for the perfect instrument. Don’t be fooled by the color of this violin, as this is a real scale violin that is as large as any regular violins out there. This full-size violin, which makes it more than suitable to be used by adults and skilled players, is made out of spruce, on its top, and maple, on its sides.Before we ship your violin, it will be set-up in our workshop by our specialist string repairer. Unlike many online retailers, we only sell fully set-up instruments. We do not sell 'out of the box'.

If you liked number eight but wish that it was just a little bit darker and more dramatic, take a look at this beauty! It’s really dark and will make all your fellow violinists jealous. There is just something about darker instruments that make them more appealing than the normal red ones, we’re thinking it’s probably just that they’re more unique, and everybody likes something special.You wouldn’t want a beautifully sounding G-string and a super squeaky E-string that makes glass break, and you wouldn’t want high notes that sound good but low notes that don’t have any power. You will get a bow and a deluxe case to keep your violin in. Note that this violin model only is available as a full-sized violin, so it will only be appropriate for adults and teenagers, kids will have to find another violin. The Rainbow Fantasia series of violins are a great way for younger students to learn violin with original colours including pink, purple and blue sparkle finishes. The violin is also built to a high set of specifications too, featuring a maple and spruce body that has a full and resonant sound. Featuring ebonised hardwood pegs, fingerboard and an ebony chinrest, this violin has a hardwearing set of fittings, making it a long lasting and durable instrument. Everything you need Although Violins have ancient origins, they acquired most of their modern characteristics from Luthiers in 16th century Italy, where the instrument was a viol rather than today’s violin. It wasn’t until the Baroque period that the violin began to flourish with respected composers such as Antonio Vivaldi and Johann Sebastian Bach using violins in many of their compositions. Since then the violin has gained much love and respect from around the world as both a solo and concert instrument. Violins are now played by musicians in a wide variety of musical genres including classical, jazz and folk. Electric models are made from solid metal or wood with metal varnish, while acoustic models are mostly made from spruce or maple. The quality of both pink and purple violins depends on the tonewood age and drying method. The better the wood, the more clear and resonant sound. Bow And Strings