The broken string energy absorbing device includes a fixing mechanism and a cushioning and energy absorbing mechanism. The fixing mechanism is configured to fix the broken string energy absorbing device to a neck of the stringed instrument. The cushioning and energy absorbing mechanism is configured to absorb and weaken the energy when a string of the stringed instrument is broken. The present invention can sufficiently protect the user from not being exploded by the broken string when tuning the strings, which effectively ensures the safety of the user when tuning. The user no longer has the psychological burden of worrying about whether the string will be broken, so that the user can safely tune the strings, which provides good user experience and is favorable for the user to further learn the instrument.

The broken string energy absorbing device includes a fixing mechanism and a cushioning and energy absorbing mechanism. The fixing mechanism is configured to fix the broken string energy absorbing device to a neck of the stringed instrument. The cushioning and energy absorbing mechanism is configured to absorb and weaken the energy when a string of the stringed instrument is broken. The present invention can sufficiently protect the user from not being exploded by the broken string when tuning the strings, which effectively ensures the safety of the user when tuning. The user no longer has the psychological burden of worrying about whether the string will be broken, so that the user can safely tune the strings, which provides good user experience and is favorable for the user to further learn the instrument.

A vibrato training tool aids positioning of a violinist's or violist's hand to a location where the player can perform vibrato with support so that the technique is learned more efficiently. For instance, the student wears a glove having a spacer coupled to it that aligns to rest against a bout of the violin so that the fingers can practice the vibrato movement while the student's wrist is supported against the violin or viola body, such as at the bout. An oscillation indicator swings freely relative to the glove to provide a visual indication of the vibrato motion.

A vibrato training tool aids positioning of a violinist's or violist's hand to a location where the player can perform vibrato with support so that the technique is learned more efficiently. For instance, the student wears a glove having a spacer coupled to it that aligns to rest against a bout of the violin so that the fingers can practice the vibrato movement while the student's wrist is supported against the violin or viola body, such as at the bout. An oscillation indicator swings freely relative to the glove to provide a visual indication of the vibrato motion.

A utility article for protecting and covering the strings of a musical instrument, while providing options for visibility and display. The utility article, including a covering member made of flexible material and having a front side and a rear side. Four flaps extend from the left edge and the right edge of the covering member, wherein two flaps extend outwards to form a sleeve and the two flaps extend rearwards wrapping the neck of the musical instrument. The two pockets will serve for holding the users common accessories and tools, while an attachable flap will allow the device to second as a guitar strap when not in its primary use.

A utility article for protecting and covering the strings of a musical instrument, while providing options for visibility and display. The utility article, including a covering member made of flexible material and having a front side and a rear side. Four flaps extend from the left edge and the right edge of the covering member, wherein two flaps extend outwards to form a sleeve and the two flaps extend rearwards wrapping the neck of the musical instrument. The two pockets will serve for holding the users common accessories and tools, while an attachable flap will allow the device to second as a guitar strap when not in its primary use.

The wearable support article contains a clamping mechanism, an orienting mechanism, and a support mechanism. These components are combined to support an instrument, such as a viola or violin, when is it being played by a musician. The clamping mechanism attaches the article to the instrument. The orienting mechanism attaches to the clamping mechanism, providing an orientation support platform upon which the clamping mechanism and thus the instrument will be held. The support mechanism of the entire wearable support article provides a loop that is worn by the musician while playing the instrument, and a peg or sleeve attached to the loop allows the instrument to be put up or down at will by the player during a performance.

The wearable support article contains a clamping mechanism, an orienting mechanism, and a support mechanism. These components are combined to support an instrument, such as a viola or violin, when is it being played by a musician. The clamping mechanism attaches the article to the instrument. The orienting mechanism attaches to the clamping mechanism, providing an orientation support platform upon which the clamping mechanism and thus the instrument will be held. The support mechanism of the entire wearable support article provides a loop that is worn by the musician while playing the instrument, and a peg or sleeve attached to the loop allows the instrument to be put up or down at will by the player during a performance.

Multiple accessory assemblies for a string instrument are disclosed. The accessory assembly is a set of an accessory, made of a material of Young's modulus greater than 12 GPa, and at least one sound purifier, made of a material of Young's modulus roughly equal to or less than 3.5 GPa. A string instrument that includes at least one accessory assembly is also discussed.

Multiple accessory assemblies for a string instrument are disclosed. The accessory assembly is a set of an accessory, made of a material of Young's modulus greater than 12 GPa, and at least one sound purifier, made of a material of Young's modulus roughly equal to or less than 3.5 GPa. A string instrument that includes at least one accessory assembly is also discussed.