history of the violin
Violin Facts
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The modern violin has been around for roughly 500 years. It was said to have been designed in the 1500’s by Andrea Amati. Playing the violin burns approximately 170 calories per hour. Violins are typically comprised of spruce or maple wood. Violins come in many different sizes. Typically as the student ages they will graduate up to a full sized violin. Violins are very complex. Over 70 different pieces of wood are put together to form the modern violin. The word violin comes from the Medieval Latin word vitula, meaning stringed instrument. The most expensive violin in the world was made by Giuseppe Guarneri in 1741. This extravagant violin was appraised with a value of $18 million. Violin bows typically contain 150 to 200 hairs. They can be made up of a variety of materials including nylon and horse hair. The Violin is the highest selling instrument in the world. Violins with fun designs are becoming more and more popular. Playing the Violin will make you smarter!
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LUDWIG
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Flinthill FHB-55 Resonator Banjo
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Anton Breton AB-116F Carbon Fiberglass Student Violin Bow - 1/2 Size
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Heavy Assorted Color Cellulose Picks, bag of 24
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Promuco Drumsticks Oak 5A
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GROVER STA-TITE™ DULCIMER PEGS NICKEL W/ BLACK PLASTIC BUTTONS SET 4
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500K Split Shaft Potentiometer for Instruments
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Angle Plug
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Ernie Ball Purple Bird Lupin Jacquard Strap
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Ernie Ball Spanish Rose Jacquard Strap
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Ernie Ball Burgundy Pickholder Strap
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Anton Breton AB-20 Student Violin Outfit - Warm Brown - 3/4 Size
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Grenade (Red) - Case of 36 RTPC12 CS
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Golden Gate BT-001 Polished Wood Bodhran Tipper
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Power Slinky Paradigm Electric Guitar Strings - 11-48 Gauge
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HOHNER ECHO 24 HOLE TREMOLO HARMONICA KEY OF C
