Pirastro Tonica 4/4 Violin String Set, Medium Gauge with Ball End E & Violin Rosin Goldflex, Handcrafted Quality for Professional and Student Players, Premium Rosin

Pirastro 412021 Tonica 4/4 Violin String Set, Medium Gauge with Ball End E, Premium Strings Made With Fine Flexible Synthetic Core, Replacement Accessory for Professional and Student Violin Players Choose reliable, robust yet beautifully sounding strings with the Pirastro Tonica 4/4 Violin String set. The strings are medium gauge with a ball end. Made from a special synthetic core, each individual string in this set is carefully crafted from the finest and most flexible string filaments, alongside high quality winding materials. Tonica violin strings are the top of the line synthetic core string from Pirastro. • E string: Silvery steel • A string: Aluminium/Synthetic • D string: Silver/Synthetic • G string: Silver/Synthetic The Pirastro Tonica 4/4 Violin strings feature great dependability, full and powerful volume, lively sound with a high degree of modulation, extremely quick response, and they tune immediately. What’s more, they are resistant to changes in heat and humidity. The violin strings are constructed using the latest manufacturing techniques, with strict quality control, which musicians around the world rely upon. About Pirastro strings: Because of the quality of both their strings and rosin, Pirastro has become the byword for a sound which is both beautiful and dependable. As a result, a great number of string musicians play and recommend Pirastro strings. With their tonal flexibility and expressive power, Pirastro strings have inspired musicians to create their own unique sound by taking full advantage of their instruments best qualities. Each individual string in the Pirastro line has been meticulously crafted to provide musicians with an unsurpassed choice in tonal colours. Musicians can choose from the complete range of gut strings (e.g. Passione and Oliv) to synthetic strings (such as Evah Pirazzi and Tonica) or steel (e.g. Flexocor and Chromcor). Finally, Pirastro rosins are designed specifically for use with Pirastro strings and this combination is responsible, in no small part, for the excellent world-renowned Pirastro sound. Pirastro Violin Rosin Goldflex, Handcrafted Quality for Professional and Student Violin Players, Premium Rosin Made with Natural Resin for Musicians Specifically developed to match perfectly with the seductive and inspiring sound of our Evah Pirazzi Gold sets, the Evah Pirazzi Gold rosin brings forth the full sound spectrum, powerful projection, and excellent bow response of these strings. Evah Pirazzi Gold rosin increases the ease of bow response in the softer dynamic range and maximizes the instrument‘s ability to react to bow pulses during fast and virtuoso playing. The rosin‘s powerful contact with the strings allows the player to draw out the sound evenly, and enable clear articulation without harshness. A smooth, supple, and satisfying playing experience is also provided as soon as the rosin is applied. The Evah Pirazzi Gold rosin distinguishes itself by creating only a minor formation of dust with no residue forming on the bow hair or the strings point of contact. We advise that you apply this rosin sparingly to achieve optimal results. You may find that you need to use much less than other types of rosin. Extraction Natural resin was and still is obtained from pine trees during fall and turpentine oil is the product which is gained through its distillation. Pieces of natural resin are heated up in a boiler in order to evaporate water from it while at the same time impure components within the now liquefied resin slowly sink towards the bottom of the boiler. As a last step, the pure liquid resin is skimmed off and then cooled down. Which Rosin should I use? High quality rosin allows for perfect bowing without scratchy sounds, especially if only a thin layer of rosin is applied. The general rule is: • violinists and violists use a harder, dryer rosin • cellists use a medium strong rosin • bassists a softer rosin Another important aspect for choosing the right rosin is the core