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VIOLIN TEACHER IN WEST BENGAL

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AMITABHA MUKHERJEE
METRO LIFE, NEAR NABIN CINEMA, VIVEKANANDA PALLY, N.H.34 MALDA–732101 PH- 9733070272 PH- 9153038610
KAMAL BAIRAGI
3 No, Sani Para Bye Lane, Serampore Hooghly Pin- 712203 West Bengal Ph- 9038304227
SANAT ADHIKARY
GREEN PARK, GREEN BELL APT, C2 MICHAEL NAGAR MADHAYAMGRAM KOLKATA- 700133 PH- 9433237289
SUMANTA Kr ROY
MAIN ROAD EAST, NEWBRACKPURE KOLKATA- 9836713288 PH- 9836713288


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As to the violin

The Violin, like a baby, is the smallest member of the string family. As babies cry loud, so is the violin, the high-sounding string instruments.
Others senior members of the violin family are string basses, cellos and violas. In the orchestra, multiple violins lead the group and form the base. They are divided into two groups: the first group often plays the melody, while second alternate between harmony and melody.
Normally, violin is around two feet (24 inches) long, with a somewhat longer bow.
The violins are played by resting it on the left shoulder and the chin. The left hand holds the neck of the violin and presses down on the strings to alter the pitch, while the right hand moves the bow.