buying a violin..(intermediate player)
19:36 on Tuesday, March 8, 2005
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(js)
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I am looking for a new violin. I dont know what company is very good, so can you please list some companies that have great violins. Also, what is teh cheapest price for an expensive brand/company??
thank you for ur help, it is greatly appreciated
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Re: buying a violin..(intermediate player)
20:03 on Tuesday, March 8, 2005
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(js)
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please someone give me a quick response before my parents change their mind of buying me a new violin!
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Re: buying a violin..(intermediate player)
20:36 on Tuesday, March 8, 2005
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Re: buying a violin..(intermediate player)
04:15 on Wednesday, March 9, 2005
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(Elizabeth Ward)
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Gliga.
Liz
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Re: buying a violin..(intermediate player)
03:39 on Tuesday, March 22, 2005
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Gianna violins:
http://giannaviolins.com
I think they are based in the States. I guess their "Milano" model would be a pretty good "intermediate" instrument.
Or as Mr. Xi Ling has already has (in his rather shameless plug  ) suggested: www.chineseviolins.com
He himself crafts those instruments and has a "senior student" model, maybe a notch or two higher than "intermediate", but would probably serve your purposes.
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