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Violin
The violin is the smallest member of the strings family. It is the most commonly played string instrument and features largely in orchestras. This category contains questions about the violin.
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How do you use the resime for violin?
well, some would call it rosin, but you rub it on your bow so it has a better sound...and actually makes sound
Also, it helps the bow get a better grip on the strings.
What is approximate value of scherl and roth model a211 34 e r fretzchner builder 1961?
depending of the condition ,in good condition 1200 dolars
Today, the k is silent. We don't say kuh-nock or kuh-nee, but we used to. See below.
AnswerActually, this is due to historical change. English is a Germanic language, and the word knight is an old Germanic word (not borrowed from German). In the Old English, just like in German, the consonant k was pronounced together with the n. The sound disappeared from pronunciation only during 17th and 18th centuries, but as the spelling had already been set, the old pronunciation remained in the written form.
This is the case with all words beginning with "kn-" in English. Knee, knot, knight, knob etc. all were just few hundreds years ago pronounced with [kn] sound. This pronunciation still prevails in some forms of Scots.
So, indeed, when Shakespeare wrote "knight", he pronounced it more or less like [knIiht] (k-ne-ee-ht).
How do you play handlebars on violin?
THIS NOT FOR THE VIOLIN, IT FOR THE TRUMPET, I don't know the whole part, but I'm pretty sure that from 2:01 until 2:14, it is a G, A, F#, E, and then repeat it. It is the same every time, except on the last time playing it, the last note is and E flat, not E natural. I hope this helps some.
How much do voice lessons cost?
The teacher that I am looking into costs about $25 for a half-hour, but I heard that local teachers can cost as less as $10, and teachers in big cities like NY charge about $150. Just because someone costs more doesn't mean they are better, tho!
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I live in Westchester County, NY and everything this person replied is completely untrue here. As being a singing teacher myself, having taken singing lessons in the NY and NYC metro area for 15 years, and knowing the competitive rates...
a half hour lesson would cost you about $35 - $45 and depending on the degree and performance experience and hour lesson would cost $60 - $150. Now consider that singing lessons do NOT usually go for more than 45-50 minutes, since the person in training is not usually physically ready, plus those who teach at a college are also on a 50ish minute class period break.
Teachers who charge more usually are much more experienced and have a much greater knowledge of the voice, even going into muscle names and how they function when singing. They have probably performed in operas or on that same level (Broadway performers hold very little value in determining a value of a singing teacher). Plus, since most voice teachers know about this, those who do not have that much experience in performance or don't have an MA or BA in music know that they can't charge as much because thy simply are not that experienced.
It is true that lower rates for private teachers can be a great thing. You may find someone who is experienced, has a degree, and is very knowledgeable, but charges on the low side. Many teachers who are retired might do this simply because they enjoy to keep students in their lives. Also teachers who do not work for a music school may charge cheaper rates to be competitive with the local music schools and to guarantee themselves income. Just be weary that it could also be a new teacher who is learning how to give lessons and may be very inexperienced ... this does not make them horrible either. Usually if they are giving lessons, it's because they have a good understanding of the basics, which for children is all they need.
A bad teacher is one who cannot work with a students voice- not a student. If they are incapable of helping the student grow, expand the range, reach higher pitches more easily after time, or learn other techniques, than it's time to find a new teacher.
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Who Are 2 famous violin makers of the 18th century?
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The most famous violin makers, between the early 16th century and the 18th century included: Micheli family of Italian violin makers, Zanetto Micheli 1490 - 1560, Pellegrino Micheli 1520 - 1607, Giovanni Micheli 1562 - 1616
Can you play vibrato and pizzicato at the same time on violin?
Yes, you can. Pizzicato and vibrato do not "disturb" each other. If the tempo of your piece is rather slow than you will probably have to use some vibrato even if you play pizzicato.
If you can play a violin what other instruments can you play?
Many students change from violin to other stringed instruments like viola, cello, or string bass.
The mandolin is tuned the same as the violin, so it's often easy for violinists to pick up.
If you have been playing violin for some time, you may find it difficult to change to transposing instruments.
How do you apply the bow string wax on bow?
If you mean the rosin, you take the rosin in your left hand and you move it up and down the bow hair.
What is the decorative curl on a violin called?
the one at the top is called a scroll and you use the knobs either sides of it to tune the strings. the twirly holes down the sides are used to check what made the violin in and the little dents at the sides are used to place the bridge.
Who made a violin marked the alard violin new york us?
Most likely it was and august gemunder & sons violin if it has AGS on the label.
What factors would affect the sould quality of a violin?
Type of wood, shape of body (every little difference matters), placement of f holes, action on the strings, and the bow. You'd be surprised how much the bow matters. A violin I had once sounded great with one bow, and average with another.
