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
Yellow-orange. Full and round sound. Especially suited for "Eudoxa" and "Chorda".
They are made from natural resin extracted from pine trees during fall. The pure resin is heated in a successive stage while oil and other materials are added. This liquid will then be poured into a mould to form the cake of rosin that musicians use for their bow hair. A specific procedure is carefully done to create a particular quality of rosin.
Pirastro offers rosins with different qualities that impact an instrument's bowing technique and sound colour immensely. High-quality rosin allows for perfect bowing without scratchy sounds, mainly if only a thin layer of rosin is applied. For the musician, it is thus essential to carefully choose a rosin that helps him to have an ideal grip on the bow while playing the strings.
Packaging
Each rosin cake is glued onto a soft cloth and then attached to a hard plastic grip. This prevents the fingers of the musician from getting exposed to rosin dust and makes it easier to apply the rosin.
Gustave Bernadel Rosin is great for advanced students to professional players.
• Light-coloured medium sticky rosin
• Creates a smooth feel on the violin, viola, and cello
• Perfectly homogeneous, it neither sticks nor powders
• It provides a clear and precise string attack, making the sound easy to produce and control.
• Thanks to its specific treatments, Gustave BERNARDEL rosin is ideal for any weather.
Powerful yet sensitive sound for the soloist. It enables maximized projection and extra clear bow articulation.
• Provides maximum projection as well as clear articulation for a violin bow.
• Produces powerful yet sensitive sound for the soloist.
• This rosin is forgiving under high bow pressure on the strings without the sound cracking.
• CECILIA ‘SOLO’ rosin is available for violin, viola, and cello.
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.
Pirastro offers rosins with different qualities that impact an instrument's bowing technique and sound colour immensely.
• Metallic orange
• Medium hardness and grip
• Developed for Tonica strings
• Extracted from pine trees
• High-quality rosin for perfect bowing
• No scratchy sounds
Dark Violin Rosin
• Grips the strings harder than other Melos Violin Rosins
• Offers strong and full-tone sound qualities
• No unexpected noises or dust
• Designed to deliver high and medium wave frequencies efficiently
• Specially produced to endure low temperatures during autumn or winter
Australian-made Leatherwood rosin is produced from a hand-distilled Australian pine resin blended with a range of international resins.
• Two different rosin blends to choose Supple or Crisp blend to enhance the sound of your instrument precisely.
• Optimise your sound’s brightness, clarity, warmth and richness
• Vary the strength of the initial attack on the string
• Suits a variety of playing contexts or repertoire, like concerto solos, chamber music or orchestra
• Bespoke rosin will generally last 2-5 years with intensive use.
This Paganini Rosin is made in Germany by Walter Geilpel, and its composition is pure, using only pine resin.
• Pitch for the violin bow
• Light rosin
• Encased in cork
• Pine Resin Material
• Brand: Walter Geilpel
• Manufactured in Germany
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
