And how long does it take to be able to play reasonably well? What helps when learning a string instrument is if you have already gained a bit of experience
Is playing the cello hard?

And how long does it take to be able to play reasonably well? What helps when learning a string instrument is if you have already gained a bit of experience
And how can I tell if a string is broken? How often should you change the strings on a violin and how long do they actually last?
Here are 9 tips for buying the right mute! Choosing the right violin mute requires careful consideration, especially for those who are playing the
Here you will find a list with guidelines as to which violin size is suitable for your child.
The following table serves as a general guide….
Here is a short guide
If you want to change the strings on your violin, there are a few things to bear in mind:
The price of a violin can vary greatly and depends on various factors
Here are 7 tips to help you practise better and more effectively
Differences and similarities between violin and viola, decision-making aids for pupils and parents
8 arguments and tips to make it work for you too. First of all: YES, you can still learn to play the violin as an adult,
How to motivate yourself and your children to practice the violin despite annoying neighbors…
The 8 most important tips if your child wants to learn the cello and you want to give them the best possible support
I am often asked this question by adult beginners, but also by parents whose children would like to learn the violin.
The first photo shows what can happen if a violin is not wiped regularly after playing to remove the rosin residue.
Here you can find out everything you need to know:
Fingerboards are usually made of ebony, a very hard wood.
here you can find out how to do it:
When stringing a new string, there are a few things you should keep in mind:
this can have various causes
Hair has become too long:
The bow nut is broken:
The screw has come loose from the leg:
What can you do?
The fingerboard on an instrument can come loose, either completely or only partially.
This can have various causes,
A few days ago, a video of a cellist was shared on facebook showing how he cleans/disinfects his cello in times of the corona virus:
That’s a question I get asked a lot in my professional life. It’s not that easy to answer.
I am often asked this in my everyday workshop life… In my experience, the only answer to this question is yes!