Student Full Size Violin, Pink, by Gear4music

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It’s cheap and you’ll get a bow and a lightweight case with it. The first violin a kid needs is not necessarily an amazing one. 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. Whether the sound of an instrument is any good is something that only you can give an answer to, since everybody have different opinions. You’ll find in your search for the perfect violin that all instruments are different, even if they all sound like violins, they are always individuals since they are made from quality wood, a living material that moves around, shifts with the humidity in the air, has been affected by the elements while growing and so on. The cases that come included with these violins are normally good enough, they do what they’re supposed to do, but aren’t amazing in any way. Since they don’t affect your sound in any way there is no need for you to replace the included case if you don’t want to. The tonewood is layered with pink finish varnish. The bridge is also made from maple, while the chinrest and fingerboard are made from dark ebony. The strings are made from steel, and they can be tuned with ebony pegs and metal fine-tuners.

Most certainly you want to invest in an instrument that will impress your audience not just by its color, but by its sounds as well. The pink color is just a bonus for you, allowing you to enjoy playing your violin even more. So, make sure you are not buying a toy violin, but a real violin with a special aspect. This means that the violin should be made out of quality wood, feature proper strings, bow, and shoulder rest, so you can play it right. The tonewood of this model is made from spruce and maple combination. The color comes from the purple varnish that’s layering the tonewood and gives a cool glossy look. The top of the model is made of the hand-carved solid spruce.Considering that most children love music and love making music, offering an instrument as a gift or motivation to start music classes is a great way to get started. The violin can be hard to play, but it is also very rewarding and pleasant. The bow is high-quality made so it won’t damage strings when playing for a long time. However, you need to maintain it with the included rosin, which also determines the volume and tone of the sound. The colourful range of Harlequin violins are made in the Stentor factory. Carved from solid tonewoods, they offer quality and style. Try the violins out and compare them to one another. If you don’t really play at all yet, ask a member of the staff if they can play something for you so that you can compare them. The bow is reliable and easy to use. It's crafted from hardwood - a favourite for bow construction because of its density and durability. Designed to withstand the stresses of a student developing proper technique, the traditional horsehair on the bow is ideal for many beginners.

Top of our list is this gorgeous, beginner’s violin from Stentor. It’s an excellent choice for any newbie violinist who wants a premium instrument to learn on, which will allow you to grow and improve before needing a more advanced violin once you’ve had a few years' experience. The violin looks good and will make your kid feel like a true professional. Sure, the quality of this violin is nothing special, but the thing with musical instruments in general is that you get what you pay for, and if you want a cheap instrument for a entry level violinist that might not play the violin anymore in a year or two, you will have to compromise a bit on quality. But that feels kind of ok, because it’s not like a kid starting to play the violin will play beautiful music anyway. 2. Premium Choice - Stentor 1550

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. Electric models are made from solid metal or wood with metal varnish, while acoustic models are mostly made from spruce or maple. The quality of both pink and purple violins depends on the tonewood age and drying method. The better the wood, the more clear and resonant sound. Bow And Strings So, what’s good about this violin? The best thing about it is without doubt the price- it’s really cheap! If an item can not be repaired, a similar alternative product or cash discount (as defined in this policy) will be offered

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.The Raspberry Pink Harlequin Violin comes as a complete outfit. To complement the colourful violin, a durable case is included and also a P&H bow. Let’s take a look at ten violins we think you should consider in your hunt for the perfect instrument. The tone of the violin matches the dark varnish and is very rich and full of life, and you’ll be protected by a 1-year guarantee that makes sure it stays that way. Buying a 4/4 for an adult beginner who doesn’t really know how long their newfound hobby will interest them is of course perfectly fine too, and this would be an excellent option in that case. So, perhaps you should consider offering a violin that has a joyful look, provided by the bright color it displays, instead of opting for a traditional looking violin. Children love colors and this bright shade of pink is just what they need to have their attention grabbed by a violin.

If you use this information wisely you will not only find a good violin, but also take care of it in such a way that it will be a companion for many years to come! Violin Size Comparison 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. However, the Gear4music extended warranty scheme provides an enhanced service, and is designed to offer a higher level of protection than many 'free' warranties offered by some retailers and manufacturers.We’re happy that there are so many violins in all price ranges, because it means that there is one for everyone, no matter what budget you have or what goals you have for your violin playing. Beginner Violin Buying Guide What to Look for When Buying a Violin for Beginners 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 The violin comes with an excellent canvas case that’s lightweight and durable, making it perfect for transporting to and from lessons. It also comes with handy accessories for beginners, including a horsehair bow and an ebony frog. As an adult you will want a violin that you can use at least for a few years before you upgrade to a more expensive instrument and you want one that really feels like a real instrument and not a toy. 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.