I got a digicam, so I took photos of my violin. You know it is lion headed, no snail :P At first in whole, than the lion.
(Click on them to make them big)
Likes: 0
I got a digicam, so I took photos of my violin. You know it is lion headed, no snail :P At first in whole, than the lion.
(Click on them to make them big)
That lion head scroll is really cool. I hardly ever see anyone with the carved scroll around. I ooo'ed and ah'd at the first one I ever saw. I was so envious!
<span style='color:red'>Carpe Jugulum</span>
...that's a beautiful instrument...how old is it? Do you know the maker?
And BTW...I've never seen a chinrest like that...what is that kind called?
<span style='color:green'><span style='font-family:Optima'>Music is what feelings sound like...Anon</span>.</span>
Thanks you like itIt is from middle or ending 19 th century, built in Mittenwald. Oh the builder i am not sure of
...doesn't matter...was just wondering...how long have you had it?...
<span style='color:green'><span style='font-family:Optima'>Music is what feelings sound like...Anon</span>.</span>
for 4 years now :wub: with new gut strings i love them :wub:
...heehee...glad you're in love with them...
<span style='color:green'><span style='font-family:Optima'>Music is what feelings sound like...Anon</span>.</span>
w00t! Eudoxa all teh way!!
(Intentional typo)
IF I hit a wrong key its becaus i kind of like it that way.
Huh? :blink:w00t! Eudoxa all teh way!!
(Intentional typo)
I would think that this instrument dates really loooong back, caz the carved scrolls are periodical decoration.
How much did it cost u?
And the scope and angle of yr chin rest looks odd to me. U had it repositioned or something? Or did it come like that originally?
Caz I've noticed that instruments with baroque setups had their chinrest there at times...considering the fact that, that was the way they used to play before Bach's time.
I think those are called Flesch style chinrests.
IF I hit a wrong key its becaus i kind of like it that way.
How much? Hm i cannot remember, my mum payed, but i think around 2 000 €, it was a great luck!
The chinrest i bought because the standard chin rests made problems with my posture (i have a too long neck :P) so this was the solution, if i remember right, max wanted to search for his middle chinrest (from soloviolin) *eyes to max*
Ahhhh....I think those are called Flesch style chinrests.
Wow! So u come from a family of musicians!Hm i cannot remember, my mum payed, but ...
if i remember right, max wanted to search for his middle chinrest (from soloviolin) *eyes to max*
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote