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In 2007, Joshua Bell wanted to become a street violinist for a day. Everyone ignored him. Only two days earlier, he had played in a theater whose entrance was $ 100. The violin that used on the street worth 3.5 million dollars. (the video isn't in a good quality, sorry)

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Joshua Bell's 'Stop and Hear the Music' metro experiment | The Washington Post

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There is a type of violin that projects sound through a bronze bell as a trumpet.

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1- There violins made with different types of materials   (plastic and glass).
2-f you travel by plane with a violin, it is obligatory to sing out os tune.
3-There are violins made especially for lefties.
4-Electric violins may have a different shape. This is because unlike the classics, do not need a soundboard which there are at first glance they seem not to be a violin!
5-All bristles hair bow made with horsehair.

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He's a fantastic violin player and he joins piano's sound and violin's sound and makes you want to hear more and more!

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7 Years - Lukas Graham - Violin Cover by Daniel Jang

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Antonio Stradivari was born in 1644 in Cremona, Italy. After several years learning from the master luthier Niccolo Amati, he decided to start his own craft workshop. The particular form of his violins, narrower and elongated than usual, added to his prodigious sound, caused his name was well known among musicians of the time.

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He's an excellent violin player and its amazing what he does!