| 摘要 |
PCT No. PCT/SE80/00139 Sec. 371 Date Jan. 14, 1981 Sec. 102(e) Date Jan. 14, 1981 PCT Filed May 13, 1980 PCT Pub. No. WO80/02617 PCT Pub. Date Nov. 27, 1980.Support for a string instrument belonging to the violin family which, when played upon, is kept in position between the jawbone and the collar bone with the aid of an anatomically well shaped chin rest (15) with a suitable protuberance (10), comprising a bow-member (1) contouring the human body, bendable, during playing in contact with three relative motionless spots on the players body, namely the collarbone, the chest about between the 2nd and 4th ribs about vertical below the chin tip and the Musculus Trapezius about between the 2nd and the 4th vertebra, between the back bone and the left shoulder blade; in the part which crosses the collar bone the bow-member supports a mounting plate (4) arranged to keep the violin in playing position with the assistance of details existing on the instrument; the stringholder cord (24), its saddle (21), and button (17) as well as in contact with the violin's rounded bottom edge (29); whereby the mounting-plate's upper part (23) has been given a shape which, when mounted to the violin and seen from the playing position points oblique rearwards, its wedge-shaped tongue (23) being situated between the stringholders cord (24) and the violin's side (28) in contact with the cord and simultaneously with its upper governing straight edge (11) in close contact with the stringholders saddle (21) thus wedged in place by the button (17), controls the violin's lateral heel, receives and transfers the necessary thrust in order to keep the violin in the playing position, from the chin, applied to the chin-rest (15) and its protuberation (10) to the bow-body whereby the mounting plate (4) with its lower flat part tangentially pushing against the bottom edge (29) supports with a force which counteracts the one excerted by the flap (23) and by the cord (24) thus also controls the violin's length axis. |
