Lark Violins
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 Collective Soul Hints Allegations Things Left Unsaid US $3.00
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 Hints Allegations Things Left Unsaid COLLECTIVE SOUL US $.99
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 The Brothers McMullen Soundtrack CD Seamus Egan US $6.49
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 3CD Classic FM Smooth Classics Ultimate Collection US $6.31
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 1 CENT CD Jimmy Somerville Dare To Love dj USED US $.01
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Vaughan Williams: Fantasies; The Lark Ascending; Five Variants
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Violin for Relaxation
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Brainwave Symphony (Box Set)
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Laurie Anderson: Homeland, The Story of the Lark
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The Lark Ascending: Romance for violin and orchestra Reduction for violin and piano
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i got a violin?
i got a violin and it is a lark made in china (everything is made in china AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH) i am curious how much it might actually cost so if you all could find out and send a link with a picture from where you got it so i know if its like mine i dont know how to put pictures on here but i know that that would help though well just please help me
well all of you have been a big help that have answered so far and all i have to say is that it plays really well and doesn't skeak very much i like it and i understand the thing about china made violins
i got this violin really cheap to it was $20 at a yard sale it was still brand new new bow and all i think it's good but wat do i know
If I'm not mistaken, Larks are those factory made, one-after-the-other, all the same kind of things. Usually have a crappy sound, squeak a lot, are not very pretty, and not worth much. However, people will tend to jack up the price because it's shiny and you could very well get ripped off. I avoid pretty much any instrument made in China, as most of them tend to be straight off the factory lines, not made by hand.
That said, nobody can appraise a violin or give you an accurate idea of what shape it's in or how much it's worth over the internet. You have to be able to see it, hold it, and play it to do that. I would look in the phone book and find a luthier or music store in your area that can do an appraisal for you. It might take a couple days, especially if they are like my local music store and have someone come in once a week or so to do all the appraisals that stack up. That kind of sucks, BUT it's about the only way to get an accurate idea of what it's worth.
Also, try a google search for the brand, and see how much they are selling for brand-spankin' new(NOT on ebay). That should give you a ballpark figure of what yours might be worth, as long as you've taken care of it. Do some research on the brand while you're at it, too. Never hurts.
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