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What can you give a musician for Christmas? Here are 9 helpful tips and suggestions for violinists, violists and cellists.
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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 are a few thoughts on the subject
Many paths lead to the goal:
The path to owning an instrument is as varied as the people themselves.
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,
How can such damage be avoided? Heavy sweating can cause blue discoloration at the point of contact between the leg and the cello.
To keep your bow in good condition, there are a few things you should keep in mind:
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 what I’m sometimes asked by violin beginners. Often there’s too much colophonization, which makes the sound of the instrument sharp and
Here is an article by Antonia Morin from BR-Klassik about the most popular misconceptions about the violin:
Documentation about the work of the I.P.C.I. Germany
That’s a question I get asked a lot in my professional life. It’s not that easy to answer.
I am often asked how best to clean a violin…
or in the cellar or as an heirloom from grandma, lovingly guarded like a treasure.