What is Inside a Violin? Come with me!

[@stevenbucelato]

Only a couple hundred views!! This is must for hundred of thousand OF players around the world BRILLANT!

[@stevenbucelato]

Wonderful! We have heard about a genie in the bottle! But as a Luther for yrs this is perfect! EDGAR! Thank you!

[@EdgarRuss]

Thank you so much! I'm really happy to hear that you enjoyed it. Being a violinmaker has its own magic, and I'm thrilled to share it with you all. Your support means a lot! 🎻✨

[@elenamombelli1346]

Wonderful and very funny, but at the same time it is very interesting looking inside the violin. Thank you so much for this lesson! ❤❤

[@guillermoramirez8444]

This is an awesome video! and the thumbnail! 🤌🏽

[@ariankonci5727]

Great video explanation on violin, thank you very much Edgar !

[@umiviolalefut1593]

My kids think this is so funny 😊 they frequently watch the academy videos... Seeing you " little and inside" got some giggles.

[@Ilcannone1743aficionado]

wow nice journey...thanks...

[@ezraschwartz5201]

Interesting and very entertaining video. The look from the inside provides an unusual way of understanding the structure and sound of string instruments. 🙏

[@mkdijkstra4855]

i have to say, great, really grate video editing skills

[@M_SC]

That’s a good thumbnail

[@maxravenous8277]

Nice job on this.

[@philipgregorysougles1744]

That was great!!

[@pianodesu]

If we move the soundpost towards f hole how do we know the sound changed because of that location or maybe its because top and bottom plates are closer to each other so soundpost becomes relatively longer and its the tightness that changed the sound.

[@raulishnikovdancer2346]

I was rtying to put the sound post of my violin following your other video, so I went into my violin when I noticed mine has a few squares of wood, like tiles attached to the bottom (not in a contigouos way but separated by an inch or so a long the vertical center of the bottom.(I almost tripped with one of them) What are they and what function do they have? They are maybe 5mm2 by 2mm heigh.

[@melmac7716]

Sehr interessant ,

[@EdgarRuss]

Danke danke! 👋🏼

[@christianklein5774]

I Buyd me a cheap i gues very old Violin to form her into an E-vilon by me self, by the seler she is German made , i relate her as Sanish markin or Mauretania made ( woodsmell hardoliv alike wood nec the body is soft mediteran needelwood ), I needet to wash her with alkohol cleaner simplay also to get her mor hygenical , she looked 3 times better and also had that what i relate as Parahin Plamoilcover on someplaces,.... is it posibel that antic violinmaker used Chlor or Amonjaka alike to get the inner wood soft , the alkohol clean brough defentiv a abnormal camical ration ....chlorofom..

[@ghlscitel6714]

Inside my violin, there is a lot of sticky dust. ☹ The "violin" from the inside looks rather like a quadruple-sized octabass.

[@dDAMKErkk]

🫂🫂🫂

[@Henrik.Yngvesson]

3:30 We are watching through the A-hole 🤣

[@Henrik.Yngvesson]

You could've taken that hole out just like Ace Ventura did with the Rhino 😜

[@NickNCC-kr8ug]

FIRST! 👍

[@CC-hl5zj]

You should give a thumbs up

[@EdgarRuss]

🏆🥇

[@umiviolalefut1593]

When they find you... Don't forget your hammer... It would cause a buzz.

[@iggyzorro2406]

this is very clever and enjoyable. thank you. don't forget your hammer or you'll have to shake it out.

[@EdgarRuss]

😂

[@mkdijkstra4855]

or the drill@@EdgarRuss , which the guy who interviewded you last time eating chips and drilling the wholes in the sides, then you can get out

[@kornfedboy]

Edit your title, please, if we are interested in precision. (Lest's vs. Let’s)