Schwarz Violin Rosin

Good violin rosin. I would like it were cheaper. My daughter uses it for her violin classes.

It is a great cello rosin and produces a big sound. It grips the strings quite easily. Be prepared for more rosin dust than normal.

Good standard violin rosin

This rosin has way better grip than Pirastro Goldflex. Schwarz Rosin produces a warm mellow, powerful sound. This rosin allows me to perform crystal clear bowings without scratch. Spicatto is much easier too :) I have to say, this rosin is by far the best rosin that i've ever used! Schwarz rosin pairs perfectly with Pirastro Chromcor Violin Strings. If you are in need of a somewhat cheap violin rosin, this is the way to go. :)

This rosin is great. I can't say much because I'm a total beginner at violin. I thought it would be at least a little larger, but never mind. Like I said, I have no experience with these things, but as far as I can see, it's a quality rosin and easy to handle, and also protected enough by the packaging, unlike some cheap varieties. I recommend it. Except the size, it totally fulfilled my expectations.

Great product

I got some rosin from the little music store I bought my violin at 3 years ago. It was running low, so I decided to order some online, as the music store is an hour away and has a very small selection (small town.) My rosin was approx. $5, so I decided to spend 10 extra and get this. I didn't think rosin would make much of a difference, but I was very very wrong. This rosin produces an amazing tone, is fairly easy to apply, and doesn't leave near as much dust. As a bonus, it smells much much better than my old rosin. It smells like tree resin, which is a lot better then chemicals. 11/10 Game of the Year (IGN)

This rosin stands out from most rosins. This is the best rosin for its worth. It lasts (with 2-3 uses per day) about 1 year with the same quality.