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A Journey Through the Evolution of the Violin Bow
on 0 commentsThe violin, with its timeless elegance and emotive resonance, owes much of its charm not just to its iconic shape and melodious strings, but also to a vital companion: the bow. -
What makes a good violin?
on 0 comments"What makes a good violin?" I believe every violin enthusiast has their own standards, but like a beauty pageant, there are universal standards for what constitutes "good." Eight basic scoring criteria for violin In the International "Triennale" Violin Making Competition Antonio Stradivari held in Italy every three years, there are eight clear criteria for evaluation, as follows: Technical Level of Work Set Up Quality... -
The Relationship Between Violin Tonal Types and Artistic Expression
on 0 commentsThe tonal characteristics of the violin are primarily determined by two aspects: craftsmanship and skill level. This article categorizes them into three types – "cool," "warm," and "intermediate" tones. It then explores their relevance to the expressive intentions of the violin, particularly delving into the relationship with microtonal frequency spectrum music. -
The Common Issues with Violin Bows and Their Solutions
on 0 commentsThe violin bow is an integral part of violin playing, and its condition directly impacts the quality of sound produced. However, bows can encounter various issues during use that affect their performance. Below are some common violin bow problems and their respective solutions. -
Mastering the Art of Violin Scale Practice: A Guide to Precision and Musicality
on 0 commentsThe journey of mastering the violin is an intricate dance between technical precision and artistic expression. At the heart of this pursuit lies the fundamental building block of violin technique – the scale.