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hey    21:24 on Monday, October 30, 2006          

music4god
(173 points)
Posted by music4god

i wanna play the violin..... is it hard..... im allowed to get an instrument and i don't know if i wanna play the violin or trumpet


Re: hey    22:06 on Tuesday, October 31, 2006          

gmviolin
(13 points)
Posted by gmviolin

violin
more music harder yes but way more fun


Re: hey    07:19 on Wednesday, November 1, 2006          

Violin_4_my_God
(3 points)
Posted by Violin_4_my_God

I find that its not so hard if you play by suzuki method.. I loved that.. But Of course like everything gets harder now it is getting kinda tuff but I love the violin... its a ton of fun.


Re: hey    16:59 on Wednesday, November 1, 2006          

sunshinesonata
(5 points)
Posted by sunshinesonata

playing the violin isn't easy. It takes a lot of dedication and a lot of work, and if you don't like your teacher, lessons can be tough, too. But I've been playing for 6 years and it's the most rewarding thing I've ever done! Trumpets are great, too, but I will always like violin the best.


Re: hey    17:37 on Wednesday, November 1, 2006          

music4god
(173 points)
Posted by music4god

what place is a good place to buy a nice decent violin for a good, low price.....? (don't tell me ebay....PLEASE!!!!!!!)


Re: hey    04:57 on Thursday, November 2, 2006          

ihrian
(8 points)
Posted by ihrian

NOT ebay, lol...unless u live nearby the person who sells it and can listen to it before u buy it, definately not. half the time the really cheap ones that say they are set up and ready to play, ARENT and it costs more to fix them and adjust and make them playable, and even then it probably isnt worth it. look in the newspaper or on the net for some strings shops near u, the best way is to have a look whats around, decide how much you want to spend, and ask someone who works at the shop what they would recommend at the price you want. usually you can get decent violins with a bow and case for a few hundred dollars..you probly wouldnt want to spend much more on your first instrument, as cheaper instruments generally dont increase in value as there are always newer ones being brought out that are just as good. when looking at violins, have a go and get someone to play it for you so you can decide if you like the tone or not-if u dont like it, u arent goin to want to play it, and without practise you wont progress...happy searching!!

Erin


Re: hey    17:35 on Thursday, November 2, 2006          

music4god
(173 points)
Posted by music4god

im gonna rent the instrumnet first becasue that would be a waste of money to buy it and hate it....... LOL!!!!!! any good shops like family music or what....... and waht is the average price???? (i need to start saving....)


Re: hey    23:47 on Sunday, November 5, 2006          

gmviolin
(13 points)
Posted by gmviolin

unless you have no other option, I would not sugest any chain stores. H&H places like that. Most of there instruments are mass produced and are of really poor quality, unless your willing to pay alot. To your second question most basic violin outfits cost around $175.


Re: hey    10:46 on Tuesday, November 7, 2006          

j_lee
(53 points)
Posted by j_lee

My beginner friend bought a violin called Josef lazar violin outfit from anice violin site that he came across. The link for that is http://www.violinwizard.com/violin_buying.html . He also tried anothet one called strunal and it was a more superior violin but around 100$ more. His teacher told him that violin is worth at least 300$.

If you can spend around 500$ or more it would be good to visit some retailers/shops and try couple of them before you buy.

best of luck!


Re: hey    21:50 on Tuesday, November 7, 2006          

music4god
(173 points)
Posted by music4god

thanks a bunch.......


Re: hey    21:50 on Tuesday, November 7, 2006          

music4god
(173 points)
Posted by music4god

thanks a bunch.......


Re: hey    21:51 on Tuesday, November 7, 2006          

music4god
(173 points)
Posted by music4god

sorry for the double.....


Re: hey    10:24 on Wednesday, November 8, 2006          

j_lee
(53 points)
Posted by j_lee

You are most welcome.

Thanks..


Re: hey    20:03 on Sunday, November 12, 2006          

music4god
(173 points)
Posted by music4god

ill let you guys know my decision ASAP!!!!! thanks for the help


Re: hey    14:23 on Monday, November 20, 2006          

plyrseag
(99 points)
Posted by plyrseag

Otto Kleir factory in Germany

Great violins, mine cost Euro 300 but they have everything above and below that.
THey are quite nice to play on.

I really don't know about renting a violin-if you can get a good (german?) one why rent

Like, you would rent bassoon or trombone
I only rented because I needed the smaller sizes (I would have had to buy four violins


   








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