Thanks for the info on electric violins. I play an acoustic, but would love to have an electric. Being able to practice quietly would be a huge advantage. However, I have enough musical instruments as is.
It's an NS Wav violin from Ned Steinberger. I was going back and forth between this, a Skyinbow, and a Ted Brewer. This one won for price, bigtime, and the tone was simply not that different from the other two. Any of those three beat the Yamaha in pretty much every way...the Yamaha's pegs don't stay in tune without serious modification, the tone is thin, the bridge curvature is all wrong...it costs about $200 of modification to make a Yamaha playable IMO.
question: how did you learn this song? is there sheet music available or did you learn this by ear?
aea0008 2 months ago
@aea0008
Answer: I learned by ear.
Also, question: what kind of bear is best?
Answer: black bear.
uglybuckling 2 months ago
well done. Thanks for sharing!
shellpooge 10 months ago
AWESOME! wow so talented and quick!
light as a butterfly sting like a bee ;-)
Kanelblomma 2 years ago
great job! being a fiddle student myself, i must praise your 4th finger cuts in the b section of the first piece! absolutely amazing!
bearhug1111 2 years ago
Your skills are awesome. This is one of my most favorite songs and you played it beautifully.
BlackFrostForest 2 years ago
Thanks for the info on electric violins. I play an acoustic, but would love to have an electric. Being able to practice quietly would be a huge advantage. However, I have enough musical instruments as is.
kh884488 2 years ago
Bravo! That's one of my favorite songs on "Hearding Cats".
Thanks for positioning the camera so viewers can see your bowing technique.
BTW - Is that a Yamaha electric violin?
kh884488 2 years ago
It's an NS Wav violin from Ned Steinberger. I was going back and forth between this, a Skyinbow, and a Ted Brewer. This one won for price, bigtime, and the tone was simply not that different from the other two. Any of those three beat the Yamaha in pretty much every way...the Yamaha's pegs don't stay in tune without serious modification, the tone is thin, the bridge curvature is all wrong...it costs about $200 of modification to make a Yamaha playable IMO.
uglybuckling 2 years ago