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For those that want a cool looking rosin for Violin, Viola or Cello. This Rockin’ rosin comes in a cool alien shape complete with an alien patterned cloth and a trendy box, this would make a great and novel gift for any string player.
For those that want a cool looking rosin for Violin, Viola or Cello. This Rockin’ rosin comes in a cool daisy shape complete with a daisy patterned cloth and a trendy box, this would make a great and novel gift for any string player.
Pirastro Tonica rosin is a metallic orange colour, medium hardness and grip rosin. This rosin has been developed specifically for Pirastro Tonica strings. However, Pirastro also recommends this rosin for Aricore and Synoxa strings.
D’Addario Bowmaster Bow grip
The D’Addario Bowmaster is an innovative bow grip designed to encourage proper bow handling.
The Wittner tailpiece wire allows for easy installation to any instrument; viola, violin, cello or double bass, and fit securely to the endbutton and saddle. Once affixed onto the instrument, it can be played instantly with no need for re-tuning. Stainless steel. For 4/4 violin.
The Wittner tailpiece wire allows for easy installation to any instrument; viola, violin, cello or double bass, and fit securely to the endbutton and saddle. Once affixed onto the instrument, it can be played instantly with no need for re-tuning. Stainless steel. For 1/4 to 1/16 size violin.
AcoustaGrip Prodigy fits 1/8, 1/4 and most 1/2 size violins and violas.
2 layer construction. 1st layer consists of custom-designed acoustical materials, delivering superior sound and comfort. The other layer is unique as it attaches simply with air using micro-air technology. Because it attaches with no glues or clamps, it helps preserve your violin or viola. In addition, it sets the violin’s position at the most favoured angle for sound projection and ease of performance.
Very high-quality rosin from this Danish string maker. The Larsen Violin Rosin is melted in a vacuum – totally free of oxygen – which eliminates most of the allergens otherwise found in rosin for stringed instruments.
The red type is a bit softer (and stickier) than the regular Larsen rosin.
The “light” type is used more in high temperatures (spring or summer), for “smooth” playing or for solo in chamber music.
The “dark” rosin is used more in low temperatures (autumn or winter), for full-tone playing, in an orchestra, or for great solo concerts.
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