Comments on: what is the best violin for a 6th grade student that is not outrageous in price? ? http://www.learningviolinblog.com/164/what-is-the-best-violin-for-a-6th-grade-student-that-is-not-outrageous-in-price/ All about learning violin Tue, 22 Nov 2011 06:31:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: techfiddle http://www.learningviolinblog.com/164/what-is-the-best-violin-for-a-6th-grade-student-that-is-not-outrageous-in-price/comment-page-1/#comment-925 techfiddle Thu, 29 Jul 2010 17:32:59 +0000 http://www.learningviolinblog.com/164/what-is-the-best-violin-for-a-6th-grade-student-that-is-not-outrageous-in-price/#comment-925 This would be an excellent choice for you: http://beststudentviolins.com/violins.html#outfits<br><b>References : </b><br> This would be an excellent choice for you:

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]]> By: Pharmakon7 http://www.learningviolinblog.com/164/what-is-the-best-violin-for-a-6th-grade-student-that-is-not-outrageous-in-price/comment-page-1/#comment-924 Pharmakon7 Thu, 29 Jul 2010 16:45:59 +0000 http://www.learningviolinblog.com/164/what-is-the-best-violin-for-a-6th-grade-student-that-is-not-outrageous-in-price/#comment-924 First, I'm glad to see that there are still string programs out there! Most of the schools I know of only have band, and I think the decline in strings is terrible! First, have you asked your student's teacher about what to get? Second, did the rental programs that you use offer money back on the price of purchase? I know of many companies that do this; some up to 50%! Third, what size is the violin your student is playing? If it's not a full size yet, I may stick with renting, as eventually you'll need to get another instrument. Fourth, you should consider your budget range. A lot of times, price reflects quality. The best thing to do is go out and try some at local shops. Good luck on your hunt!<br><b>References : </b><br>Played cello for many years and have bought instruments for me and my family! First, I’m glad to see that there are still string programs out there! Most of the schools I know of only have band, and I think the decline in strings is terrible!

First, have you asked your student’s teacher about what to get?

Second, did the rental programs that you use offer money back on the price of purchase? I know of many companies that do this; some up to 50%!

Third, what size is the violin your student is playing? If it’s not a full size yet, I may stick with renting, as eventually you’ll need to get another instrument.

Fourth, you should consider your budget range. A lot of times, price reflects quality. The best thing to do is go out and try some at local shops.

Good luck on your hunt!
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Played cello for many years and have bought instruments for me and my family!

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