The Sound Standards Of The Violin Are Very Particular

09-25-2024

The Sound Standards Of The Violin Are Very Particular
　　 People who learn to play the violin, from beginners to world-famous virtuosos, are in pursuit of the best possible violin sound. A good violin sound comes from two aspects, one is the instrument; One is the method of performance, and there are different opinions on which of the two aspects is more important. In 1998, the famous violinist Anna. Sophia. When Mutter gave a lecture at the Central Conservatory of Music, he told the famous story about Chrysler's violin: It is said that Chrysler's performance was so moving because he played a violin made by Stradtivari, but Chrysler himself did not think so. So, Chrysler went to buy a cheap violin for study and used it to successfully play a concert. After thunderous applause and cheers, he smashed the violin in public, and then played a piece of it on his Stradivari instrument, giving the audience the opportunity to

contrast the two sounds. Anna. Sophia. What Mutter and Chrysler wanted to prove was that their success depended on their musical talent and playing skills, not entirely on the instrument. This may be partly true, but at best it is only a small part of the truth. Because neither Chrysler nor Anna. Sophia. Mutter, who have spent their entire performing career playing with the best violins in the world. This at least shows that the success of their performances is still inseparable from the quality of the instrument. Anna. Sophia. Mutter himself successfully held a concert on the evening of the lecture, and did not give us the opportunity to hear what it would be like to play her Concerto Spain on a cheap violin, and what a good piano should sound like. This in itself is an unanswerable question. There are many good and famous pianos in the world, but there has never been an absolute standard for measuring good pianos. The presence of sound is the human perception of a certain type of vibration. The "good" or "bad" sound is a judgment made by human beings based on their own feelings and social identity. The "self-feeling" mentioned here is an innate instinct, such as being happy with the music.