What is Rosin?

[@theviolincoach]

LINKS
1. HIGH QUALITY PRO BRIGHT ROSINS:
Use a hard, yellow rosin if you are living in a tropical / hot climate, or if you want a brighter, louder sound.
- Pirastro Gold Flex (the one I use most): amzn.to/4cXyA6K
- Pirastro Gold Rosin (my other rosin): amzn.to/3xNyxM9
2. GREAT ALL ROUNDER FOR STUDENTS:
- Hidersine Violin Rosin: amzn.to/3S6Hp68 (I used this as a student)
3. HIGH QUALITY WARM ROSIN
Use a softer, dark green rosin for gut strings or those wanting a warmer, smoother sound. Do not buy if living in a tropical / hot climate.
- Pirastro Olive: amzn.to/3Y3WDwv

[@tapeexperiments]

Lovely tone💥👍🏾

[@theviolincoach]

Thank you

[@DysologyMikeSutton]

As a necromancer of old long-neglected violins I have a huge collection of rosin that has come along to my possession in the cases they come in. I have read some people saying rosin deteriorates and "goes off" with age. I have never found evidence of this. My daughter prefers the ancient black rosin . I've loads of it in little old Victorian cardboard boxes - giving her a lifetime supply. It would be interesting to see what happens to black rosin in a tropical climate.

[@edgarallenjoe6494]

Orangey-yellow-brown coloured is exactly how I would describe it, too.

[@ursulakathryndonnelly]

Unless it's a green or black one... They are less common

[@chriscoughlan5221]

isnt a type of wax for violin bows? well you did ask!

[@happyfishlive]

hello

[@croozerdog]

i dont even play violin, i dont wanna buy rosin :(

[@theviolincoach]

🤣

[@Southboundpachyderm]

I smawk eet

[@ursulakathryndonnelly]

😂