The Cost of Violin in South Africa
Violin is a stringed musical instrument of treble pitch, played with a horsehair bow. The classical European violin was developed in the 16th century. It has four strings and a body of characteristic rounded shape, narrowed at the middle and with two f-shaped soundholes.
How much is a violin in SA?
Violin actually could cost a lot in South Africa. Violin prices can range from R1, 895 to R3, 760 to R9, 200 and beyond.
Where can I buy a violin in South Africa?
You can buy a violin from the following stores:
- Love more Music
https://www.lovemoremusicshop.co.za/violins
- Takelot
https://www.takealot.com/music/violins-27875
- Gumtree
https://www.gumtree.co.za/s-musical-instruments/violin/v1c9206q0p1
How much is small violin?
A good quality, new European violin outfit for the beginning student should retail in the neighborhood of $650 to $850. However, violin prices through The Instrument Place for considerably less – up to 50% off the retail price.
Why is violin so expensive?
Majorly because of the Materials. The quality of the materials used in a violin also has a big impact on its price. Violins are traditionally made from three types of wood- spruce, maple and ebony. Spruce is used for the top or soundboard because it’s strong yet light and resonant.
Is violin hard to learn?
As you may have now understood, a violin is the most difficult musical instrument to be master in. Although, some genius beginners seem to learn violin perfectly with just two to three years of practicing. But mostly it takes much longer to become a master violin player.
Which violin is best for beginners?
The following are the 5 Best Violins For Beginners:
- Forenza Uno Series Violin.
- Forenza Prima 2 Violin Outfit.
- Stentor 1018 Standard Violin.
- Stentor I 1400 Student Violin.
- Stentor II 1500 Violin Outfit.
Can I teach myself to play violin?
Yes, you can. Even beginners have to start somewhere. Furthermore, learning an instrument on your own is not an impossible a task, even an instrument as complicated as the violin can be learnt without a violin teacher. Holding the bow, positioning your fingers on a violin string, adopting the right posture… these are all things you can learn.
