Early Dancing Masters Used the Kit Violin in Classes
During the 18th and 19th centuries European dancing masters provided music by playing the kit, a tiny violin about three inches wide carried in a pocket. This pocket instrument enabled mobility and accompaniment for dance instruction across social settings.
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