When
it was first developed in the 1940's, the electronic violin was
heralded as the first in a new wave of hi-tech string instruments that
would revolutionise the symphony orchestra. Today, however, its
use is largely confined to all-girl classical string quartets that are
so poor that they can't afford clothes.
When
it was first developed in the 1940's, the electronic violin was
heralded as the first in a new wave of hi-tech string instruments that
would revolutionise the symphony orchestra. Today, however, its
use is largely confined to all-girl classical string quartets that are
so poor that they can't afford clothes.