Czechoslovakian violin
21:09 on Tuesday, November 11, 2003
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(me)
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Does anyone know if Czechoslovakian violins are any good? older ones, not brand new ones?
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Re: Czechoslovakian violin
05:10 on Wednesday, November 12, 2003
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(Elizabeth Ward)
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Certainly better than old CHinese ones1
I think the short answer is that violins of any nationality vary greatly. There`s no reason not to look at a Czech violin. If it`s a tatra by rosetti i`d steer clear though.
liz
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Re: Czechoslovakian violin
09:44 on Monday, November 17, 2003
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(DW)
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I`ve played one b4...sounds more like a briskling Romanion to me...But dun know whether it`ll be the same for all.
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Re: Czechoslovakian violin
07:05 on Monday, January 17, 2005
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(Lisa)
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Hi just read your discussion and in my grandfather loft we found a dusty old tatra by rosetti. I had though about restoring it and learning to play it but your thread suggests not to. I have two questions 1) why are they not much good and 2) how old would it be (just out of curosity as it would make a nice wall decoration)
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Re: Czechoslovakian violin
20:29 on Monday, January 17, 2005
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(Rebecca)
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eh not all chinese are bad you know. I have a chinese cello that is better than any cello i have ever played. It all depends on if the wood was aged proplerly and the craftmanship. Same goes with Chech violins
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Re: Czechoslovakian violin
08:07 on Wednesday, January 19, 2005
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(nishabala)
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I have a beautiful chinese violin!
It has a fantastic tone, deep and warm...
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