El Violin Electrico (La Historia)
In this first part, Eduardo Bortolotti tells us a little about the history of the electric violin and how this instrument has evolved since 1930. From the invention the first violins of George Beauchamp (Bakelite electric violin) and the Violectric of Fredray Kislingbury to the violins more modern made by Mark Wood. Today it is a very useful tool for all contemporary violinists. Leave us your comments on what you think about it. Join our group of versatile violinists: 🎻 https://bit.ly/violinistas-versatiles Visit social networks: ➡️https: //facebook.com/bortolotti.music ➡️https: //instagram.com/ebortolotti_music
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