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If you are looking for guitars, you have picked the wrong company. However, you may check on the “Sales and Clearance” site from time to time. You never know what we may come
across.
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Violin
Concert, Orchestra and Solo Instrument.
Great for beginners to pro’s. Tuning G-D-A-E
Available in 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and Full Size
We rent, repair, sell and service this instrument. |
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Viola
Concert, Orchestra and Solo Instrument.
Great for beginners to pro’s. Tuning C-G-D-A
Available in 14”, 15” and 16”.
This is an alto instrument, larger than the violin. Then lowest note is a 5th lower than the violin.
We rent, repair, sell and service this
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Cello
Concert, Orchestra and Solo Instrument.
Great for beginners to pro’s. Tuning C-G-D-A
Available in 1/2, 3/4 and full size.
This is an tenor instrument, larger than the viola and 1 octave lower.
We rent, repair, sell and service this instrument. |
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String Bass
or Double Bass
Concert, Orchestra and Solo Instrument.
Great for beginners to pro’s.
This is a back bone for the orchestra.
We do not rent, repair, sell or service this
instrument. Check our “Sale” site from
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Common Sense Tips for String Instruments
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How do you measure your child for the size of violin or viola they need? We make it easy. Stretch out their
arm and measure from the neck to the end of their
fingers. We then can let you know the correct size.
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For Beginners we recommend the Palatino products. We have never had any
problems with this instrument line. We also carry other Brands according to our
high standards.
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Never bring your old (and maybe very expensive), handed down for generations, violin to school. Keep a
beginner instrument at school and use the other one at home.
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Never, never leave the instrument in a hot car!
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Never forget to release the tension on your bow after practice or concert.
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Never touch the bow hair or the strings at the area where you stroke the bow (up 3” from the bridge).
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Never try to tune your instrument as a beginner. Leave that up to your teacher.
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Don’t mix up the tuning pegs. Each one belongs in it’s designated hole.
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Use a soft towel to clean your instrument from rosin dust and fingerprints.
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Always keep your instrument away from siblings, friends or pets.
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Invest in a music stand and a wall hanger.
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Keep your bow in the designated area in the case or it will bend.
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Keep your music books out of the case.
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