Larica Violin Rosin - Liebenzeller Formula Gold I and II
LARICA Metal Rosins, the metal rosin for violin, was manufactured again and back in stock in 2008 after many years of waiting, now under a different name – “Larica.” Based on the original formula used for Liebenzeller’s Metal Rosins, each step of the process is thoroughly and carefully done by hand. Keeping to the manufacturing process details guarantees a well-known, valued, high-quality product.
The differentiated combinations of Metals with degrees of hardness offer a rich assortment of LARICA Metal Rosins, which give a unique tone for the specific instrument of your choice. It comes in 2 versions: number 1 and number 2. The higher the number, the softer the rosin.
Features:
- Gives the instrument an enormous, radiant sound
- Good and even sound from the bow
- High tolerance to temperature and humidity changes
- Provide trustworthy support to bring forth music in varying situations.
- Unwanted sounds are minimal
- Low amounts of dust to prevent allergic reactions
LARICA Metal Rosin with Gold is now available in hardness' from I to IV.
Using only Larch resin and adding metals through a special rhythmical production method results in the LARICA Metal Rosins, whose tone is livelier, warmer, greater, brighter and more radiant. Depending on the metal added, there are a variety of differentiated sound qualities.
Metal Components
The ingredient Gold gives the LARICA Metal Rosin an exceptionally 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 colourful tones.
The addition of Meteoric Iron brings forth a powerful and shining tone. Compared to the Gold, the quality of sound is more focused and energetic. This Rosin is favourable for solos because the tone carries well over long distances.
Rosin, with the addition of Tin, in comparison to Gold, gives the instrument a warmer and more concentrated, clear tone. It maintains full, smooth, radiating sound in higher ranges.
Silver, as an addition, gives a brighter tone colour. Its character is rather slender, concentrated and smooth. In higher ranges, it keeps a pleasant sound.
The addition of Copper gives an instrument a warm, graceful and velvety tone. The rosin made with Copper is very supportive for beginning players.
To take full advantage of the high-quality LARICA Metal Rosin, please keep in mind the following:
Before applying the metal rosin for the first time, the bow should be thoroughly cleaned. Apply less rosin to the bow than you usually would, and clean the strings with alcohol from time to time. The bow should also be cleaned with alcohol, but less frequently. In the beginning, too much rosin is often applied to the bow so that it could stick better to the strings. When this happens, the tone may not develop fully.
