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The music building at my college has about 10-12 practice rooms (maybe a few more), all with a full length mirror and many with a piano. There's a couple in the front that have lights that resonate really badly with the D string. The first time I played in that room I would stop and inspect my violin every time I played a D loudly enough to get them to buzz. I thought it was coming from my violin at first.
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As long as you don't play the violin, hit a high note on the E string and break the mirror you're good.
"If you practice with your hands you must practice all day. Practice with your mind and you can accomplish the same amount in minutes." Nathan Milstein
I'd be pretty impressed with myself if I could that. B)
My teacher did tell me a story about one of his students throwing a chair out one of the (closed) windows.
I think breaking a window with a chair might be a lot easier than breaking a mirror with a violin though...
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