Hi Rhiannon, I was not expecting you to be so helpful in your responses. You really get into it and don’t hold back. That was nice to see.
My grandson really enjoys his violin... We spend 15 minutes just doing long slow, sort of straight bows. He takes it really seriously. He is still wondering how the frog is called a frog when it doesn’t even look like one.
I, too, am enjoying my violin very much. It is a huge improvement over the one I started out with. I do love the sound that comes through the new fiddle. It reverberates though the wood so nicely and for me is a very nice experience. I think I have found a fiddle teacher and am determined to get that violin well and truly excercised and let it start to come alive. I really do enjoy the sound that comes out of it.
Grandson and Granddad practice on the couch together. If I had had it to start out with, I dare say that I would be much better with playing and would have looked so much more forward to getting it out and practicing.
It is terrible to say in a way but using a poorly crafted instrument could be quite instrumental, excuse the play on words, in discouraging a student. Having experienced that fuller bodied sound that I have now is very pleasurable for me.
Rhiannon, you work very hard with your business as most successful people do. You deserve a lot of credit and a big warm hug so get your husband to give you one from me.
I am so pleased that I found you and you took all the mistrust and caution out of doing business. In this day and age, who ever sends out a product purely on the promise to pay? This is the way it used to be and it is very gratifying to have experienced it again with you.
You are quite a unique business woman. Thank you.