It comes in two set varieties - Supple and Crisp. With this duo pack, you can try both and also combine them.
Supple Blend
• A warm and softer sound
• Consistent traction that feels velvety and rich
• Maintains a reliably sharp attack on the string
Crisp Blend
• A decisive attack
• Firm traction and crisp sautille
• Creates an undeniably forthright sound through a glassier texture
The type of wood used in the casing is dependent on availability.
Australian-made Leatherwood rosin is produced from a hand-distilled Australian pine resin blended with a range of international resins. They can optimise your sound’s brightness, clarity, warmth and richness and vary the strength of the initial attack on the string.
It comes in two set varieties - Supple and Crisp. With this duo pack, you can try both and also combine them.
Supple Blend
The supple blend generates a more powerful and focused sound from a softer, lighter bow with less ‘bite’. Supple also enhances the sounds of a deep/warm-sounding instrument by making it more resonant. Supple can also ‘soften’ an instrument that is too loud, bright or one-dimensional in sound.
Crisp Blend
The crisp blend works well with an instrument with lots of resonance but is a little ‘woolly’ in sound, offering it greater clarity and articulation. Crisp also assists bows or techniques that struggle to achieve a clear and articulate spiccato or sautille. Crisp can also assist small students or cheap instruments by enhancing their sound to be brighter and sometimes louder and beginning students find it easier to articulate with crisp.
The type of wood used in the casing is dependent on availability.
Millant Deroux rosin is sometimes called the "Cat Brand" and is still manufactured to the same exacting standards established over 100 years ago.
• Quality ingredients
• Exacting formulation
• Over 100 years of tradition, earning worldwide popularity.
• The Original "Cat Brand" formula is preferred for its Clean, subtle sound.
• Dark rosin mounted to a cloth
• Packaged in a plastic container.
• For violin, viola and cello.
• Made in France
This Rosin is designed for players who want to enjoy quality rosin at a great price.
Phoenix Performer Rosin For Violin, Viola and Cello
• In a round cake
• Quality drosin
• suitable for violin, viola and cello
• Packed in a round plastic box
• Approximate size: 35mm diameter x 20mm height
Pirastro offers rosins with different qualities that impact an instrument's bowing technique and sound colour immensely.
• Yellow-orange colour
• Full and round sound
• Especially suited for "Eudoxa" and "Chorda"
• Extracted from pine trees
• High-quality rosin for perfect bowing
• No scratchy sounds
Hill Brand Light or Dark Rosin, considered by many as the ultimate rosin, is used by professionals worldwide.
• Light (amber) is slightly hard and has moderate powder.
• The dark (green) is slightly softer and grips better than the amber.
• Wrapped in a padded velveteen shell
• Slightly harder than the Hill Dark Rosin
• For Violin, Viola, and Cello
• Used by professionals worldwide
It comes in two varieties - Supple and Crisp. You can try one of them and enjoy their benefits.
Supple Blend
• A warm and softer sound
• Consistent traction that feels velvety and rich
• Maintains a reliably sharp attack on the string
Crisp Blend
• A decisive attack
• Firm traction and crisp sautille
• Creates an undeniably forthright sound through a glassier texture
The casing is made from Australian timbers, and the rosin is wrapped in deerskin leather.
The type of wood used in the casing is dependent on availability.
PATH rosins have come to be regarded as one of the leading rosins among string players.
• Soft for mild bowing, perfect for light touch player
• Provides vividness on fast movements and gentleness on slow movements
• It produces a powerful, clear sound with a bit of bright tone colour.
• Mounted on a soft cloth
• They are packaged in an attractive, transparent, round container with a screw-on lid.
• Violin and Viola rosin are made in South Korea.
Larica Rosin for Viola. Recommended softness: 2 or 3. 3 is softer than 2.
• The GOLD rosin is incredibly balanced; the sound becomes round, full and warm, simultaneously, brightly light, slim and clear in higher ranges.
• There are 2 degrees of hardness for the viola: GOLD II is slightly softer; it alleviates the abrasiveness of the instrument and grades the intonations up. GOLD III, a harder version of rosin, is preferred for solo play.
• The Ingredient Gold Gives The Larica Metal Rosin An Especially Balanced Characteristic. The Tone Is Full, Harmonious, Round, Warm, Voluminous, And At the Same Time, Radiant and Clear. It Is Most Suited To Give The Instrument A Variety Of Colorful Tones.
