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December 2, 2004 at 4:15 PM

Mine!

Nicolá is all mine! And a great bow came with her! Happy! Alas... When I tried her out seriously for the first time it made me realize how accustomed I've become to my Strunal. The tone qualities are so different, it's going to take me forever to relearn my fingerings on for this instrument. I also need to get/make a new shoulder pad. My old one tips Nicolá at a really bizarre angle and just doesn't feel as secure as it did on my Strunal. Oh, it's like married...except there's no registry for people to help you out with all of the accessories of the new union.

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