Salchow Light Rosin for Violin and Viola
Created by William Salchow, the first American to study the art of bow-making in FranceĀ ā this rosin was developed in his flagship store in New York, NY, and has remained unchanged for the past fifty years. This light rosin for violin and cello is a favorite among classical musiciansĀ and fiddlers alike. Homemade, with no additives, Salchow Rosin delivers a smooth tone with low dust and residue; it is fast becoming the preferred choice of professionals.
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Salchow Light Rosin for Violin and Viola
Created by William Salchow, the first American to study the art of bow-making in FranceĀ ā this rosin was developed in his flagship store in New York, NY, and has remained unchanged for the past fifty years. This light rosin for violin and cello is a favorite among classical musiciansĀ and fiddlers alike. Homemade, with no additives, Salchow Rosin delivers a smooth tone with low dust and residue; it is fast becoming the preferred choice of professionals.
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Created by William Salchow, the first American to study the art of bow-making in FranceĀ ā this rosin was developed in his flagship store in New York, NY, and has remained unchanged for the past fifty years. This light rosin for violin and cello is a favorite among classical musiciansĀ and fiddlers alike. Homemade, with no additives, Salchow Rosin delivers a smooth tone with low dust and residue; it is fast becoming the preferred choice of professionals.
