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Sunday, 20 November 2016

Parts of The Violin




If you are planning to buy a new violin or have just purchased one you might want to check that the following accessories are available:
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First of all, the violin should be in its case.
Inside The Violin Case


  • Two bows
 

  • Rosin for rubbing on the horse hair to improve friction. The bow is ineffective without the rosin. Think of a lucrative motorcar without fuel.

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  • Dust Cloth for wiping dust from the violin. Remember, this should be your habit after every playing session, otherwise the rosin will stick on the strings as well as the body and this interferes with sound quality.
  • Humidity worm. It’s a rubber tube with a fibrous core. The core holds water and keeps violin from over-drying. 
  • Shoulder Rest usually attached to the violin to aid the neck in keeping the chin on the chin rest. 

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Parts of The Violin
Check the photo below to identify parts of the violin. Study the instrument keenly until you can name the parts without having to read from the image.


Below is the list of parts:


Bridge
Chin rest
End Pin
F-hole
Fingerboard
Neck
Nut
Peg
Peg Box
Ribs
Scroll
Sound Post
Strings
Strings
TailPiece
The Bow





The bow has the following parts:
The tip
Stick
Strings
Horse hair
Frog
Eyelet
End Screw

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