Which Rosin Is Right For You?

If you play violin, viola, cello, or bass, rosin is an inevitable part of your life. But how does one go about choosing rosin that's right for their bow, or figuring out the suitable rosin for their needs? SHAR's own Jack Makled is here to help you figure it out!
Browse SHAR's selection of rosin here: bit.ly/SHAR-rosin
About SHAR Music:
SHAR Music is the recognized market leader in North America as a supplier of violin family instruments, bows, sheet music, cases, strings and accessories. SHAR is also one of the largest suppliers of Suzuki Method™ materials in the country. From the youngest beginner to accomplished professionals, SHAR endeavors to offer the best selection and quality of bowed string family products at excellent prices.
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[@nyx1548]

A bow for each rosin sounds like a sound idea.

[@edenvargas6167]

Thank you, it's really helpful!

[@strhttps]

very informative

[@AliceIsBack]

So I’m allergic to beeswax, is there a way to find out which companies don’t use it as an additive?

[@mabel9783]

Sorry this is really really late, but D'Addario makes a hypoallergenic rosin called Clarity (I think) that doesn't use beeswax or tree sap. I've never tried it, but there are some reviews that say tone quality is not good but also some that say it's better than natural rosin. Perhaps it's just personal preference. Hope this helps