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2018 Spring Music Recital

A big round of applause for Joshua.

2018 Spring Music Recital

Wonderful performance by Julia.

2018 Spring Music Recital

Great job! Thanks for participating

2018 Spring Music Recital

Check out this fine duet!  Thanks for participating.

2018 Spring Music Recital

Great performance by Christian

2018 Spring Music Recital

Great job Addison. Thanks for participating.

2018 Spring Music Recital

A big round of applause for Zachary!

2018 Spring Music Recital

Little fingers going far...

2018 Spring Music Recital

Wonderful Job Dylan!  Thanks for participating.

2018 Spring Music Recital

Good job!   

2018 Spring Music Recital

Great dedication! Great job!

2018 Spring Music Recital

Wonderful performance by Uma at the 2018 Spring Music Recital

Guts and Violins!!??  Eeeww, gross!

The strings of violins were originally made with sheep intestines.  By the late 1600s, G gut strings were wound with silver or copper wire to produce a fuller, resonating sound. Eventually, as technology developments made it possible to produce thinner threads of metal, the other stings of the violin began to be wound with metal as well. However, pure gut A strings were common until the advent of synthetic strings in 1970.  Today synthetic and metal stings are most common. Gut strings are not prevalent, but some classical violinists still prefer this type because of their warm, complex tone.

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