The Repair Bow Of The Violin Instrument Is Cleaned Once A Month

08-08-2024

The Repair Bow Of The Violin Instrument Is Cleaned Once A Month
Under normal circumstances, the bows used by children must be cleaned once a month.Keeping the bow hair neat and tidy is extremely important for pronunciation training. For the repair of musical instruments, not only are there few violins made for children in our country, but most of them do not meet the specifications and the craftsmanship is relatively rough.Generally Qin there are often some problems when using a new qin that you just bought. If you don't make proper repairs and adjustments, it will directly affect your child's learning. According to my experience, the common problems with the violin are: When playing a new piano, especially the G string (four strings), this phenomenon often occurs: When the finger is pressed down, because the string is too close to the fingerboard, the vibration of the string will always hit the fingerboard and make a pattering sound, which affects the pronunciation effect.The higher the position, the more obvious it is. The reason for this problem is that the angle between the fingerboard and the qin

is too large, resulting in a small angle between the fingerboard and the string, so the string is too close to the fingerboard.The side of the horse (bridge) (at the G string) is low, causing the string to be too close to the fingerboard.Both are manufacturing problems, and the former is the main one, but the former is not easy to handle, and it takes a lot of effort to solve the problem. It is often impossible under normal family conditions, and it is also strenuous.Therefore, the most labor-saving and convenient method can only start from the second reason, that is, use a book of wood chips to cushion the horse on one side (against the G string) as needed, and raise the horse a little bit.However, care should be taken not to lift it too high, and it should be moderate, because the horse is too high, which will cause the string to be too far from the fingerboard, causing the finger to not be pressed down (at the higher position), so the string cannot be tightly attached to the fingerboard and hung in space, the result also affects the pronunciation.