Month: August 2020

Piano lessons should start at an age where the child is getting to grips with the piano, has demonstrated some ability to read and solve problems and is able to sit quietly for up to an hour at a time. When the child is older, he or she can be given time out at the […]

There’s a lot of confusion around flutes and the pricing of flutes. There are some rules of thumb: the more flutes you can buy (you need about 7 per person), the cheaper they are. A good rule of thumb is $5.00 for a 16″ model flute. However, since the flutes have to sit in a […]

When it comes to the subject of how much rosin a bow should use, it might help not to overdo it, since it does take away your bow’s natural strength. When you use too much rosin, it can result in the bow becoming too heavy and difficult to draw. To prevent this, you might want […]

There’s a simple solution: buy a new one. I love this website, it’s soooo clear and simple! First, I have to say thanks to the readers who follow me on Instagram and follow my blog regularly. I really appreciate it so, so much! The first picture from the post is my favorite from the blog. […]

The prices given are based on instrument, string and string weight. The strings you buy and the price you pay depends mostly on the materials that you use to make your strings. We have also included a comparison table. To determine the price of your first violin you require this information: • How long is […]

You don’t have to wait for my violin back, but if you’re not sure how hard I played, I would recommend making a few observations of it. The strings need to stretch and it needs to get softer. If you don’t like it, don’t rehair it. Be careful with rehair, it can scratch and scratch […]

Voc. It depends! The main difference between this and the violin is that it is self taught. So in that case, I would say that the solo violin will be a bit more difficult than the double-bass. In the last section, we were talking about the theory, the preparation, and the technique of doing things. […]

Answer: As far as I know; the instrument you are trying to determine the difficulty of is not, however, “harder” than the instrument a violin is most likely to be heard in, the viola. However, there is some variation here. I do not know how long ago the violin was first introduced to the rest […]

I’m a complete beginner in my last year of college, and so far no one has been able to teach me anything. Does it take practice? Well, once I learned to play the violin, it definitely took practice. Then, I learned how to play it, and then a lot of practice. It was definitely a […]

This question is not easy to ask, as piano is a classical instrument that is typically well-known and widely regarded as a better and more reliable tool for learning music than violin- which is, after all, a percussion instrument with a wider range of music styles to it. So which instrument is better for classical […]