For some reason I like the first one

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Very nice, Allison. Really like they way you play them and show off the violin’s sound!!

Thanks for the vid, Alison!

Oh wow, the workshop is gorgeous.

A)I love the hair... B) I appreciate your videos more than you know. Thank you.

Lovely playing!

Thank you for putting together these amazing videos. I appreciate the time that you put into making these. I noticed that you also reviewed the Fiddlerman Soloist Violin. As you have played all three, how do these two Holstein (Traditional and Workshop) violins compare in overall quality to the Soloist violin as far as playability, sound, and feel? How would you rank the three violins?

@TheOnlineViolinTutor

3 жыл бұрын

You cant compare the Holsteins with the Soloist. The Soloist is the top of the Fiddlerman range - their sort of 'standard' violin range (for lack of a better word or description). The Holsteins are in a whole world of their own as they are more like replicas of much older violins from the great, well-known violin makers of their time. The set up, the wood, the craftsmanship.... The soloist is the top of their standard range and the Holsteins are more professional level with much more to them in terms of tone, sound, quality etc. They have a far greater range and depth and colour to them.

👏 Is it just I, or has anyone else noticed that the high-end violins come only with one fine tuner: the E string. 😖 BTW: Alison, you play the violin like I play the diatonic harmonica and concertina - with “feeling, phrasing, vibrato (note-bending) and all that good stuff.” Incidentally, that's why I decided to learn to play the violin with such passion many moons ago. All three instruments complement each other so nicely. Happy holidays! 😊 🎻 ♫

@Bekindtopeople

4 жыл бұрын

Christopher Tsiliacos the beginner violins have all 4 tuners because it is easier for someone still learning how to tune it properly. As you progress you can become better and tune without them. However the e-string is really fine and hard to tune without a fine tuner. In addition I have seen some pros prefer to keep the fine tuner on the A-string as well.

I just went to hear 3 violins today to choose one to buy - 1 cheap and 2 more expensive and one just wawed me so I got empty wallet but I am wawed by the tone of that violin I got omg I got it half off bc is, second hand. Have a very nice French character. Is 150 yo violin that shocked me. Now I'm inspired to learn. I'll follow some, of your lessons too

I love the " de Geso " violins the best. Strad copies are great too. I bought a Musafia Enigma case for my Holstein Traditional de Geso Cannone.

Hi all fiddler shop violin are grate they both sound amazing

I wish on the reviews they would play a tune I recognize.

I love fiddler shop, I’m thinking about upgrading my fiddler man concert violin for the Holstein traditional

@ssmaktoum

4 жыл бұрын

Matt hensley how is this comment a week old? 🙉 this video was posted an hour ago??

@Nomadicexpose

4 жыл бұрын

Shamsa Al Maktoum she’s had a link to it under her other Holstein videos

@ssmaktoum

4 жыл бұрын

Matt hensley oh i see 😆!! Thanks for the reply 👋😝

You consider the cost of an eclectic piano from a top manufacture with peddles, you expect to still be functioning 20 years from now, the price is comparable to these violins. I really cant tell the difference in sound or the difference in sound even from the cheaper Fiddleman branded violins. I suspect technique, player skill,, setup, strings make a bigger difference in the sound.

Can you review Fiddlerman Concert Deluxe violin???

ahh i want one so badly

2nd one is richer

Just wanna ask if does these holstein "cannone" violins have sound similarities between Guarneri del Gesu's "Cannone" violin?

@TheOnlineViolinTutor

4 жыл бұрын

Thats a good question and I personally dont know - I would ask that question to the Fiddlerman himself as I have only reviewed these ones.

@AnnaTheBardarian

4 жыл бұрын

They're both replicas of that violin (according to the descriptions on the Fiddlershop website)

I hear most of the difference on the A and E strings. The tone of the Traditional Cannon on those two strings is more strident -- especially in higher positions.

They have both god D and G projection ,but u need to see them in lorg terms they need to work on them so u can open the sound even better and every individual has his own sound ,,u sound great for this is hard on people to different ur sound on the 2 violins , but as much they worth the violins seems pretty i teresting..

Interesting.. you played just as well on the less expensive violin.. I think anyone below you’re level of expertise would probably pick the less expensive traditional. It sounds like a chunk of what the $700 goes to is more coats of varnish..

Im pretty sure red cars go faster

the piano sound makes it harder to hear the violine differences :-(

@TheOnlineViolinTutor

4 жыл бұрын

I don’t agree - as I think I provided perspective. However, i also played unaccompanied anyway, so you can still hear and identify the tone differences.