Violins and the like, there are several types of violins

If you are a beginner, you can go to the piano shop, because there are many models and grades to choose from.

Choosing the right violin for you is very simple, you just need to put the violin on your left shoulder and stretch out your left arm, and hold the headstock with your left hand.

As for the suggestions for learning the piano, there are many suggestions, according to your age, but also according to your goals, and on the whole, you can't be too rigid and bold and careful in learning art. Don't care what others think of your learning progress, it won't be effective in a short period of time, you just think that you are the best, you are the best, you are the best, you must overcome your own psychology first.

To find a good teacher, the basic skills required by the teacher must be followed, so that you can get twice the result with half the effort. Over 14 years old to learn the piano is basically a lot of brains, the theory must be very solid, not to you read theory books, but the teacher you find must have taught you at this age.

To be honest, I think learning the piano is quite a money-burning thing, so you should think about it before deciding.

If you don't want to buy a good piano, you can go to the store and take a look, 3 or 4 hundred can get one.

Also, see if there are people around who have an old piano to sell (for example, someone wants to change to a better one, the original one flashed), maybe you can buy a cheaper one.

Learning the piano and buying books around the teacher to buy the piano and so on are all burning money, and you had better get the support of your parents)

Just buy an ordinary piano that can meet the needs of practice, and beginners don't need expensive ones.

It is best to find a teacher who is from a ** college, because relatively professional teachers are more helpful to amateur students.

The most important thing is to fall in love with the violin and become interested in it in order to learn it well.

When reading music, it is necessary to be clear about its rules, train sensitive responses to notes, and cultivate the ability to read music quickly.

In fact, learning this thing is more based on intuition, relying on the understanding of the repertoire, penetration, and comprehension of the theme of the repertoire. Although technique is also an aspect, the violin is the most deeply rooted and melodious sound, similar to the sound of people singing.

There is also the perseverance not to be afraid of hardships and the spirit of daring to persevere.

It's best to tell your parents.

You can buy an exercise piano, and the lark produced in China can be bought for more than 200 yuan very cheaply.

Violins can be divided into two types: electronic violin and xylophone.

The violin is a stringed instrument that digs and strikes. There are four strings in total. The vibrations are generated by the friction of the strings and the bow, and then the vibrations are transmitted to the back plate through the sound column in the resonance box, and the resonance generated by these parts produces a bright sound that harmonizes with the shed silver.

The violin body (resonance box) is about centimeters long and is made of curved tops, backs, and sides bonded together.

The panel is often made of spruce and has a soft texture; The back and side panels are made of maple, mahogany, and the texture is harder. Whole maple for headstock and neck, and ebony for fretboard. The violin is widely used in countries around the world and is the most important instrument in the string section of modern orchestras.

It occupies a very important place in instrumental music, being the backbone of modern symphony orchestras and a solo instrument with difficult playing techniques.

Together with the piano and classical guitar, it is known as the world's three major musical instruments. The origins of stringed instruments can be traced back to the ancient past. Historians hold a variety of views on the origin of the violin, some believe that it originated in ancient Greece, some believe that it originated in North Africa, some believe that it originated in India, and some believe that it originated in Western Europe.

The favorite instrument of the ancient Greek god Apo Juro was the lyra. The liel looks a bit like a harp in appearance, with a string on the resonance box and a finger to play the sound, which is often used in the soundtrack of poetry recitation. Many experts consider the lyre to be the ancestor of many modern stringed instruments, such as the violin, harp, and guitar.

The ancient Greek lyre was classified as a plucked stringed instrument and was not played with a bow. The way of playing the bowstring is generally believed to have been invented by Asians. Legend has it that 5,000 years ago in Sri Lanka, a monarch named Rivana hollowed out the cylindrical wood and made it into a stringed instrument called the Rivana Dragon, which spread to all over the world with **.

It gradually evolved into various stringed instruments. The Indians and Persians are accustomed to keeping horses as domestic animals, so they use local materials to make bow hairs from horsetails, such as Kemangeh in Persia, which is made of bow hair from horsetails and bow shafts from wood, and the strings are mounted on a circular resonance box, which makes sound through the pressing contact between the bow and the strings.

There are two types of violins: electronic violin and xylophone.

1. The electronic violin is characterized by removing the resonance body of the conventional violin - the cavity body, using the solid body, and placing an electromagnetic sensor under the strings and above the body, and then equipped with a preamplifier, and the amplifier is connected to the RC bandpass filter, power amplifier, FM transmitter and antenna in sequence. This violin has a wide range of materials, simple production process, and low cost, which is convenient for mass production.

2. The xylophone consists of a set of small rectangular wooden blocks. Depending on the length of the blocks, they are arranged in a certain order. When playing, two wooden mallets are struck on the wooden block, producing a dry percussion sound that is slightly like bones, and the sound quality is strong and piercing, and it has extraordinary penetrating power.

The modern xylophone has a range of three octaves, and in the past the notation of the xylophone was an octave higher and lower than the actual note.