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I dunno.One of my favorite country jams, but what's the difference between the Devil's fiddle o' god and a golden violin?
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What is the difference between a violin and a fiddle?
I already know the answer, but since @Lyndon makes violins, I'll defer to his expertise.
ps I don't make violins I buy and restore antiques and sell themTest your knowledge.
What is the difference between a violin and a fiddle?
I already know the answer, but since @Lyndon makes violins, I'll defer to his expertise.
there's no difference although country fiddles are sometimes set up slightly different from classical with flatter bridge for playing chords etc. Generally cheaper violins are more likely to be called fiddles but even million dollar Stradivaris are sometimes called fiddles
If you restore them, you must have a pretty clear understanding of the build and the materials used. Have you ever considered making one (or several)?ps I don't make violins I buy and restore antiques and sell them
My making was concentrated on clavichords, making violins is bit complex for me, and I'm getting on in years, never learned how to hair bows either, but violin repairs I'm pretty good at that.
These are violins:Depends on who's playing it, and how.
This here's a fiddle:
This here is also a fiddle:
If you're playing country music, it's a fiddle. If you're playing classical, it's a violin.
If you're wearing overalls, you're playing a fiddle. If you're in evening wear, you're playing a violin.
If you're playing Paganini in overalls, you're probably schizophrenic...
Maybe a violin requires an orchestra.If'n yer mama and yer papa shared a last name prior to gettin' hitched, then yer playing a fiddle.
Unless you're part of a royal family, in which case it's a violin, despite the close familial relationships. Ahem.