Student Full Size Violin, Pink, by Gear4music

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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. 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

We would especially recommend the smaller sized violin, since you might want something cheap but playable when your kid still is growing, but when it’s time to buy a 4/4 you might want to invest a little bit more, since that’s the violin they will hopefully have for the rest of their life. In case you are looking for a violin in a beautiful pastel pink color, this one may be just what you need. It is a full-size violin, so you should not worry about getting an instrument for children, in spite of its cute color. The body presents a nice cutaway design, which makes it look elegant and attractive.

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. Someviolin players know what they are looking for, but as a beginner may consider this part slightly challenging. The truth is that it’s not easy to find an instrument you can be sure it will perform as desired. After all, your violin playing style is still in progress, with every violin class you manage to complete successfully. 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 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. Some of the violins seem to be designed with children in mind (most adults would prefer a natural or antique looking violin as opposed to a pink or blue one…), but most of the violins we’ve selected for our list work well for beginning adults. See this study on the current teaching approaches for beginning violin. Violin Accessories for Beginners

Quality: How much and for how many years do I plan to use this violin, and how high quality does the violin need to be for my needs? 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.

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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.

The case is not only a bag to carry your violin in, but the violin should always be kept in the case when you’re not playing. True, it looks great to hang your violin on a wall or put it on a shelf, but since violins are made from quality wood they are very sensitive to things such as temperature and humidity, and you’ll find that your violin will keep the tuning better if you store it inside its case. 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.

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.