Musicians shed, small debris falls in, and over time, a quiet little ball is formed, rolling around inside the instrument. This one is a little unusual, being from a student-level cello, and measures about an inch in diameter. For metric folk, that's about 2-1/2 cm .
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Cello hairball
Although many musicians find it hard to believe, hairballs are common in instruments, particularly violins and violas.
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Musicians shed, small debris falls in, and over time, a quiet little ball is formed, rolling around inside the instrument. This one is a little unusual, being from a student-level cello, and measures about an inch in diameter. For metric folk, that's about 2-1/2 cm .
Musicians shed, small debris falls in, and over time, a quiet little ball is formed, rolling around inside the instrument. This one is a little unusual, being from a student-level cello, and measures about an inch in diameter. For metric folk, that's about 2-1/2 cm .
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