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>About Cremona:
Founded in 1989, Cremona has since become synonymous with high-quality stringed instruments. In fact, the Cremona name can easily be found in school band rooms and acclaimed orchestra pits all over the globe thanks to their strong dedication to musicians of all ages and skills. From violins and cellos to double basses, and even accessories like shoulder rests and replacements, Cremona's catalog has something for anyone who has the determination to share their beautiful music with an audience.
As you browse Cremona's selection of choices, you'll notice that their exceptionally-crafted instruments come in a wide variety of styles and colors, which is great for young players who want something that reflects their own unique personality and tastes. For example, turn your attention to SV-75RS Premier Novice Series Sparkling Rose Violin. With its eye-catching violet gloss finish, the SV-75 is made of carefully hand-carved spruce and maple, and also features US-made D'Addario Prelude strings, the preferred string set of educators. A violin that looks cool on top of sounding great is a perfect way to keep a student going back to it more often, and the SV-75 is a stunner in more ways than one.
Cremona also constructs beginner cellos, and the SC-175 Premier Student Series Cello is ideal for any youngster who wants to take up such a distinguished instrument. Boasting a high level of playability and workmanship, the SC-175 is made from select tonewoods, ebony pegs, four built-in fine tuners, and it's topped off with an antique translucent brown lacquer finish. Additionally, this cello comes with an LB-13 J. La Salle octagonal brazilwood bow and the deluxe Travelite hard shell foam case. No doubt, an aspiring cellist would certainly begin their musical journey on the right foot with the SC-175 Premier Student Series Cello.
In order to keep a young musician motivated to continue playing, you need to start them with an instrument that's durable, easy to play, and never holds them back from improving. Of course, it's for this reason why Cremona remains a go-to name amongst players worldwide, and any one of their stringed instruments would be a terrific option for today's future solo or orchestral performer.
