ByAnomym17
I don't feel like practicing at home anymore. Is it okay to play in the forest? It's right next to us and can you hear the violin from far away?
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Hi.
Yeah, you can.
I think it’s all right.
How far you hear this is very dependent on topography. In the flat country maybe 200 m. Situations like standing at the edge of a valley boiler can cause you to hear it more than 100 m.
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So if you stay quiet and aren’t in a protected area, you might be able to play without any problems. There are also sports facilities that lie in the middle of forests and where it is not always silent.
I think that’s going to make a violin (normally) no noise.
However, in winter I would watch with string instruments outside in the cold…
Yeah, why not.
I have also had experiences with guitar playing in the forest. It’s very nice and relaxing.
You can play everywhere. Maybe not necessarily during a hunt (hahahaha, even if that would be a rough mood) but otherwise…
You can, but the forest is not a suitable place for a violin. This is the habitat of the animals and you should not disturb them.
Who are the animals, please?
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