High quality rosin allows for perfect bowing without scratchy sounds, especially if only a thin layer of rosin is applied.
The general rule is:
- violinists and violists use a harder, dryer rosin
- cellists use a medium strong rosin
- bassists a softer rosin
Another important aspect for choosing the right rosin is the core material of the string that are being used:
- steel strings are easier played if you use a hard, dry rosin
- for synthetic, gut and gut wound strings use a softer rosin An attractively pricedsimple and good rosin for beginners.
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- simple and good rosin for beginners
- Comes in a durable square plastic box
- attached to a fabric cover to protect the fingers
