Student Full Size Violin, Pink, by Gear4music

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The tailpiece and tuners are made out of alloy, for increased resistance and easy fine-tuning of the violin. The strings are also of the highest quality, as this instrument features D’Addario strings, some of the best you can find on the market.

A lightweight hard case, a bow, a rosin, a shoulder rest, two violin bridges and an extra set of strings are included and the violin has a 1-year warranty against manufacturer’s defects in case something should be wrong with it. There are a lot of things to keep in mind, both when selecting and taking care of your quality instrument, and we have gathered all the information you need as a beginner. Please note that this extended warranty is currently only available on products sold within the UK, EU or EEA, and is subject to the terms and conditions as detailed on the extended warranty certificate provided. The chinrest, pegs, tailpiece, and fingerboard are all made from standard dark ebony wood. The tailpiece holds 4 fine-tuners. Tuners and pegs are used for tuning strings, however, you can help yourself with the CrescentTM digital tuner you’ll get with the violin. Its shape is an adequate one for a violin, the only special details about this instrument is its dark shade of pink. If you are a beginner and just started taking violin classes, you will be thrilled to know that the price tag of this instrument is more than affordable.

There are even professional violinists that recommend this violin for beginners, and we think that says a lot, because most professional violinist tend to be a little bit snobby when it comes to instruments. This is a really good violin that would work well for any adult beginner! 3. Great Value - Crescent Starter Although Violins have ancient origins, they acquired most of their modern characteristics from Luthiers in 16th century Italy, where the instrument was a viol rather than today’s violin. It wasn’t until the Baroque period that the violin began to flourish with respected composers such as Antonio Vivaldi and Johann Sebastian Bach using violins in many of their compositions. Since then the violin has gained much love and respect from around the world as both a solo and concert instrument. Violins are now played by musicians in a wide variety of musical genres including classical, jazz and folk. This product comes with rope, core strings as standard. They deliver a crisp, clear tone and make for easier playability, which is another plus for a beginner.

If you liked number eight but wish that it was just a little bit darker and more dramatic, take a look at this beauty! It’s really dark and will make all your fellow violinists jealous. There is just something about darker instruments that make them more appealing than the normal red ones, we’re thinking it’s probably just that they’re more unique, and everybody likes something special. The most important thing when it comes to violins is of course the sound. No violin sounds amazing at the hands of a beginner, but of course some are better than others and having a good instrument will make it easier and more enjoyable to play and improve. Unlike previously reviewed models, this is a pink electric violin. It’s great for adults and students who already learned basic violin lessons. It’s made from a solid wood body that’s layered with the metallic finish. If you have a budget that is slightly more generous, although you don’t actually need a large budget, you could take a look at this instrument. For the money you are about to pay, you’ll get not just the violin, but also everything you need to start playing right away.Cutting and shaping the bridge - a violin from the supplier will come with a 'blank' bridge which needs to be cut and shaped to correctly fit each individual violin. The feet need to be correctly angled to sit on the instrument and the top of the bridge needs to be shaped to be in line with the curve of the fingerboard. If the the bridge is not correctly fitted, the strings can be too high making it difficult to play and the bridge can become unstable. Besides the violin, which is made out of real wood, the set will also contain an adequate case and bow. The bow is made out of Brazilwood and the case is nicely padded on the inside, providing all the space the violin needs to fit in snugly. As a beginner or student, it really makes no sense to invest in an expensive instrument when you can easily practice your skills on a more accessible instrument. You have plenty of time to get another instrument as you advance with your skills and knowledge. If you managed to acquire violin playing skills up to a certain level, you will feel the need to have your own violin. This way, you will be able to practice and play the instrument whenever and wherever you feel like it. So, if you want something different, a violin that looks and sounds like a real violin, yet has a special appearance, a pink violin may be just what you need.

The sound is really good for a beginner’s violin, and it will allow you to actually play some beautiful music, once you’ve reached that level. Also, the bow made out of sandalwood and natural horsehair will help you play your instrument like you’re supposed to. There’s no need to buy a case either, as you will get it together with this violin. There is one less worry off your list, plus you will know that the case will fit your instrument for sure. The Rainbow Fantasia series of violins are a great way for younger students to learn violin with original colours including pink, purple and blue sparkle finishes. The violin is also built to a high set of specifications too, featuring a maple and spruce body that has a full and resonant sound. Featuring ebonised hardwood pegs, fingerboard and an ebony chinrest, this violin has a hardwearing set of fittings, making it a long lasting and durable instrument. Everything you need Have you decided to take your child to violin classes? Or maybe the young one manifests an increased interest toward music. The truth is that every child should enjoy creative classes, as they help them develop in a beautiful and harmonious manner. Electric violins have a solid body that isn’t hollow so it can’t produce a sound from the string as an acoustic violin body. So electric models must be plugged to the mic, speaker, or another type of amplifier to hear the sound. Both models are good, but beginners should use traditional acoustic models when starting their violin lessons. Tonewood TypeDid the sound of the violin start to grow on you? Did you start taking violin lessons and you are seriously considering to deepen your knowledge when it comes to playing this instrument? Then you need a set that contains not just the violin itself, but also all the additional accessories that will help you get started right away.

Whether you are looking for a violin set to offer as a gift or you need one for yourself, as you just began violin classes, this is an option worthy of your consideration. The violin features an intense shade of pink, without being bothering to the eye. It is simply a lively and bold color that will make the instrument appear more prominent when you’ll play it. It’s better to wait and see if your kid will continue playing before you invest, making this violin a good option.While getting good strings doesn’t necessarily mean that the violin is super good it does give you a hint whether the violin makers cares enough to include high-quality strings. Collection and delivery costs are included for the first 2 years in the event of an item becoming faulty Stand out from the crowd and add a touch of colour to your music with the excellent Raspberry Pink Harlequin violin. What can be better than a pink violin? A pink violin with butterflies on it, of course. This particular instrument is suitable for children with ages of up to 6 years old, due to its size, or even slightly older. Encouraging your child to play an instrument from an early age is very recommended, as it boosts its creativity and teaches the child about discipline and the beauty of creating art.