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What is the difference between the modern violin and the classic violin?
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∙ 13y ago
Most modern violins are made in factories rather than hand made. Unlike during the Classical, Romantic, and Baroque periods of music, now, people are less passionate about violin music, resulting in worse violins. The fingerboard was also slightly larger than modern violins.
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