CodaBow Learning Center

The violin and viola look similar, are members of the string family, require a bow for playing, and even have similar-sounding names. Despite having so much in common, a few [...]

There’s no point in buying a higher-end violin unless you get a bow of superior quality to rival it. Together, the two will help bring out the best in each [...]

Purchasing a new violin bow is a big deal! From the quality of the build to the material used to construct it, a violin bow is just as much a [...]

If you have any wooden doors in your home, and live in a climate that experiences dramatic weather and humidity changes as the seasons cycle through, you have probably noticed [...]

Regardless of their age or experience level, music summer camps are about children having fun and getting the chance to improve their skills as violinists. However, it can become easy [...]

There are so many distractions that interrupt our everyday living. From social media platforms to extracurricular activities, keeping up can be stressful. Whether you are the parent of a musician [...]

With so much precision craftsmanship and tradition packed into each string instrument, it’s no wonder violins in particular changed so little for five centuries. Despite such rich traditions and sound [...]

When examining a violin, you likely notice a classic design that evokes centuries of tradition. Perhaps you see beautiful wood species, such as maple or spruce, that have been varnished [...]

  For generations, many violinists picked up their instruments, giving thought to only the obvious: the sight of their violin and bow, and how they performed. The goal was simple: [...]

Pernambuco wood served as the standard for violinists and premium bow makers for generations. Known for its elasticity, making it ideal for cambering, and superior density, this heartwood is considered [...]