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While that dream may never come to pass, it would be far more likely to happen if many of the instruments could be 3D-printed, like this electric violin. We really like this compact design ...

Twoset Violin is no more. The musical duo of Brett Yang and Eddy Chen has announced that they're ceasing content creation after 11 years. "It’s been a wild ride with you all for the last 11 years," ...

How about some violin? Sure, it's most often considered an orchestral instrument, and doesn't exactly emit the gritty, sexy type of sound rock bands are typically looking for. But the violin is ...

The charity Change, Grow, Live posted an online request, asking for public donations to provide Mr Wood with a new "generic" adult violin case, after his current one became too damaged to use.

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And that's because you hear a pure tone rather than the higher overtones that you get from a piano or violin that give music its richness and beauty. So in the case ... or some parts of the ...

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Australian violin duo TwoSet Violin, comprising violinists Brett Yang and Eddy Chen, looked to have bidden farewell to their fans. “This will be the last piece of content we post as TwoSet ...

On October 15, TwoSet Violin took to Instagram to announce that they would no longer be producing music, shocking many fans. The instrumental duo removed all of their social media posts except two.

It was the moment, at a Grateful Dead show or on a live recording, when Phil Lesh and his bass would make themselves known.