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 Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 6:52 pm
yes well one of them hates the color pink..but she is very masculine and she is entitled to her opinions. What happend to your violin?
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Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 7:02 pm
TheGreenGoddess yes well one of them hates the color pink..but she is very masculine and she is entitled to her opinions. What happend to your violin?
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Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 7:05 pm
aww thats sad crying *cries a river for you* I hold on to that stuff...I'm sentimental and a pack rat lol I still have my blanket from when I was 2 xd
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Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 7:22 pm
TheGreenGoddess aww thats sad crying *cries a river for you* I hold on to that stuff...I'm sentimental and a pack rat lol I still have my blanket from when I was 2 xd
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Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 8:05 pm
argh i know what thats like..my parents try to stay organized but I wont let them lol they are kind of up tight. ...anyways thats kind of straying from violiny stuff...have you ever noticed people who play certain instruments kind of have a personality a little like the instrument they play?
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Posted: Mon Sep 13, 2004 10:43 am
TheGreenGoddess argh i know what thats like..my parents try to stay organized but I wont let them lol they are kind of up tight. ...anyways thats kind of straying from violiny stuff...have you ever noticed people who play certain instruments kind of have a personality a little like the instrument they play?
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Posted: Mon Sep 13, 2004 11:08 pm
I have a beautiful, sleek, black Concert Edition Yamaha 120 Silent Violin. As seen in my sig.
I still have one broken string on it, which I should really get around to fixing. Sigh.
I bought it because I wanted a nice looking violin, electric, so that I could keep the sound down whilst I practice. I still on occassion bother my roommates because I play after midnight when I'm bored. I can run it through my computer.
I also wanted a skeletal violin, something sleek, black--something I could see an elf playing.
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Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2004 5:16 am
Hey!!! u got a pink one, that is soooo cool! Mine is a rip off the Strativariuos... it is about the same kind, only it was made poorly so it is coming apart... at school, my conductor was nice enough to let me borrow a real one!!! To play at school i mean, it's so nice... anyway, mine was made by a guy named Sneider(?) in Germany in about 96, if you know who made it, please tell me because now it plays like crap, and i want to fix it!
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Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2004 2:09 pm
GothRat Hey!!! u got a pink one, that is soooo cool! YaY I lurves when people think its cool! I brought it to school today because I finally got the strings on it and a lot of people said it was cool. Suprisingly enough my conductor wasn't mad tht I brought it..she just decided to nickname it pepto -_-...
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Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2004 5:13 pm
Hawthorne I have a beautiful, sleek, black Concert Edition Yamaha 120 Silent Violin. As seen in my sig. I still have one broken string on it, which I should really get around to fixing. Sigh. I bought it because I wanted a nice looking violin, electric, so that I could keep the sound down whilst I practice. I still on occassion bother my roommates because I play after midnight when I'm bored. I can run it through my computer. I also wanted a skeletal violin, something sleek, black--something I could see an elf playing. That's interesting, because I personally can't see an elf playing an electric violin... to me they would prefer the natural wood, playing in the treetops to the stars... sweatdrop Sorry, I'm a really romantic, bad poet. Can you tell? That sounds really rude, like I'm bashing electric violins. I'm not, I just personally don't really like them. Also, the value of your violin doesn't matter. Whether it's pink, from eBay, or a $10,000 violin, unless you're really competitive, doesn't make a difference unless you love it. A technically better violin shouldn't be chosen over one you love, unless it's your major or your job or something. My old violin was named Galadriel, and I had her when I was eleven. She was probably only worth $250, but I loved her. I only upgraded when I was outplaying her, and breaking strings every two seconds. I didn't even want to then, but we had to trade her in. That is really hard, even with a caring, private, non-commercial dealer; leaving the violin that has brought you so far. Letting the owner take her and hang her up gently on a hook in the shop was really difficult, you know?
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Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2004 10:44 pm
Kalile Alako Hawthorne I have a beautiful, sleek, black Concert Edition Yamaha 120 Silent Violin. As seen in my sig. I still have one broken string on it, which I should really get around to fixing. Sigh. I bought it because I wanted a nice looking violin, electric, so that I could keep the sound down whilst I practice. I still on occassion bother my roommates because I play after midnight when I'm bored. I can run it through my computer. I also wanted a skeletal violin, something sleek, black--something I could see an elf playing. That's interesting, because I personally can't see an elf playing an electric violin... to me they would prefer the natural wood, playing in the treetops to the stars... sweatdrop Sorry, I'm a really romantic, bad poet. Can you tell? That sounds really rude, like I'm bashing electric violins. I'm not, I just personally don't really like them. Also, the value of your violin doesn't matter. Whether it's pink, from eBay, or a $10,000 violin, unless you're really competitive, doesn't make a difference unless you love it. A technically better violin shouldn't be chosen over one you love, unless it's your major or your job or something. My old violin was named Galadriel, and I had her when I was eleven. She was probably only worth $250, but I loved her. I only upgraded when I was outplaying her, and breaking strings every two seconds. I didn't even want to then, but we had to trade her in. That is really hard, even with a caring, private, non-commercial dealer; leaving the violin that has brought you so far. Letting the owner take her and hang her up gently on a hook in the shop was really difficult, you know? your right. Every violin has a personality and it shines through when played. I bought my first violin 2nd hand from a music store and I got it half off because they thought it was broken. Only problem, the bridge had fallen ^_^ so it was like 400 bucks for something that should have been worth like 1000. My new violin I also got on e-bay and it sounds pretty good, a little more squeeky but thats because the woods not aged...either way violins are great no matter what shape size or price.
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Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2004 7:35 am
Or colour lol xd I do love my violin..I just wish I could actually make music...maybe I will like playing it more when I can actually play...
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Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2004 2:23 pm
TheGreenGoddess Or colour lol xd I do love my violin..I just wish I could actually make music...maybe I will like playing it more when I can actually play... I know the feeling, I'm sure once you learn more you and Pinky are gonna shine! heart
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Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2004 5:40 pm
YaY confidence booster! *wants to shine* xd
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Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2004 7:17 pm
TheGreenGoddess YaY confidence booster! *wants to shine* xd
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