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Welcome to Strings Explained, the podcast where we guide you through the world of playing string family instruments: the violin, viola, cello and double bass. Presented by Emma Hardy, a violin maker and repairer based in London.
We noticed that many families or adult learners can feel baffled or overwhelmed by the world of violins, so this podcast aims to be your place to find answers to questions like, “What is a shoulder rest and why do I need one?”, “Where the heck can I buy a good violin without taking out a mortgage?” and, “How can I get my child to practice?”
Throughout this series we’ll be going underneath all the violin related jargon to make you feel at home in the world of the violin.
Update frequency:
every 20 hours
Average audio length:
14 minutes
English
United Kingdom
3 episodes
since Jan. 18, 2021
episodic
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In this episode I’m going to go over basic care of the violin, viola and cello. This will include how and where to safely store it when not in use, travelling with your instrument, cleaning it, and some basic checks that you can do to ensure that the fittings like the pegs and bridge are in good wo…
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In this episode we’ll be looking at the differences between the violin, viola and cello. To keep things simple, I’m leaving double bassists out of this one and will do a double bass special episode later in the series.
If you are yet to decide which stringed family instrument you want to learn, or …
In this episode we’ll be looking at how to get started with playing the violin, viola or cello. On our to do list is: deciding what style of music you’d like to primarily play, finding a teacher and finding an instrument.
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