String Instruments

If you're referring to the half circle metal band on the frog, it's called a ferrule.

Stradivarius (if it's not a product of Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis) is just one of many models of violin, so, it represent quite normal violin.

Personally I would tell them that it is something that you really want to do. Also, you could say that you could possibly earn a college scholarship for music and arts. If that still doesn't work, come up with a set amount of time that you will stick with it, ie. two years; three years.

Son una orquesta cubana de musica instrumental popular que surgio antes de la Revolucion Cubana y continuo en el extranjero cosechando laureles; aun hoy es muy pupular su musica y tiene demanda en el mercado online.

A string quintet has five string instruments, either as 2 violins, 2 violas and one violoncello (as the Mozart string quintets, K. 174, K. 515, K. 516, K. 516b (406), K. 593 & K. 614 or Brahms' 2 string quintets, op. 88 & op. 111) or as 2 violins, one viola and 2 violoncellos (as the numerous Boccherini string quintets). However there is another category with a standard string quartet and a double bass, sometimes referred to as a string quintet.

Boss uses buffered bypass, not true bypass.

depending on the piece, it could be a violing movememt or a Violin Concerto. Both could be concidered pieces by violin.

it is made of oak or beech tree wood

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Usually spruce and maple.

It originated in Central Asia, 9th Century. Some may think otherwise, but this is most common.

Stage Fright. When your on stage, don't look at the people. Just look at your instrument

There are many types of string instruments, but here are the ones I know. Acoustic and electric guitar, banjo, regular and electric violin, viola, cello, regular, electric, and double bass, and harp. There is something that starts with an M, but I don't remember.

Kiso Suzuki was the owner of the Suzuki Violin Company, which was famous for the violins they manufactured prior to World War II. A Suzuki violin model W150 is worth between 200 and 400 dollars.

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That's impossible to answer. Since no two violins of the same model will sound the same, how can you know what you will like. Buying a violin off the internet is the worst way to buy one. How do you know that you will like the sound, what do you have to compare it to. What you need to do is to go to a violin shop and try a bunch out in person. If you don't play, they will play them for you and you can decide based on what you hear.

I possess a Bowl Back Mandolin by Faultless John M Smyth Co. Would like to know more about the instrument. It was my grandfathers in the early 20th Century and that is all I know.

I own a Cortez J6000 and of all the guitars I have owned ( including Gibson and Martin), My old Cortez will hold it's own with any acoustic guitar on the market. I just found one valued at $799.99 on Google. Personally, I wouldn't take less than $1000 for mine if it was for sale. These guitars are well constructed and have great sound and action. They are a knock-off of the Martin D-45 and are about as exact as they come, right down to the abalone trim. They were manufactured by Jack Westheimer, a pioneer in the field of Japanese and other foreign made instruments. He is still in business working under the Cort name and producing OEM guitars for a number of companies. I hope this helps, Joe G.

A Dobro (resonator), or a lap-steel (Hawaiian).

I have a 1724 antonio stradivarius cremonenlis falebat anno what is the worth ?

Guitar, violin, viola, cello, bass, bass guitar, harp, banjo, mandolin ukulele piano(not electric)

English but his parents are American

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no he didn't he played the fiddle

well he hasnt but its a bout supisious because in the now show ultimate block party instead of jordan uts should be ashley i think maybe hes taking a break

there are no specific dimensions for flamenco guitar. look up different guitar plans and compare different guitars with different dimensions and see what you like. I do know however that they are genereally less deep than classical guitars, for a quicker response and have less sustain and have lower action, slightly thinner necks and tighter strings... GENERALLY

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