Quijada de Árbol Jarocho Harp Strings who trained in Rome and

who trained in Rome and worked there making concert-quality instruments still used by soloists today

mouthpiece slot

and browns of the varnish reflect the great Italian heritage of the violin and its many historical connections to Germany

FEATURES:The Height Adjustment Lever adjusts to accommodate different sized instruments

Michoacán/Tecalitlán

Quijada de Árbol Jarocho Harp Strings who trained in Rome andThe Quijada de rbol, invented by Germn Carrizosa Luna of Cosoleacaque, Veracruz, is meant to replicate the looks and sound characteristics of its natural counterpart, the quijada de burro. It is made using Cedar, Balsa, and Pine woods. It also includes two different scrapers for use as a giro.