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Rosin, also known as colophon or colophony, is a solid resin produced from pine trees and is used for its friction inducing properties. Violin players rub rosin to their bow strings to make them sticky. The stickiness allows the hair of the bow to ease gently over the string, producing audible sound

The violin rosin is made with a material called the resin, which is obtained from pine trees through tapping. It is then added with other materials such as tree saps, to complete the recipe for making rosins.

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