Well I think the strings are as you cannot play the violin without the strings. from the belt man. Also the sound post in the violin is a major player in the sound making process
The strings. Without strings, it is a fancy wooden planter.
Depends on the piece, but in my music the violin is the melody while the bass, cello and viola are the harmony. Depends on the musician, too. Ask the violinist this question and s/he will say the violin. Ask any other instrumental part and invariably they will claim "their part" is the most important one. Truth be known, collectively every musician, no matter what instrument or part they play, contributes equally to the end result, so, in effect, every section is the most important part.
bass
The violin is probably one of the most important classical instruments. In the orchestra, the violins lead most of the melody, and the main violinist is second to the conductor in rank. As a solo instrument, it's also pretty important because it has a wide variety of notes and sounds.
The wood used to make a violin would vary from the tie period it was made and the location it was made in. The most common type of wood for the "front part" is spruce.
The first violin and second violin are the same instruments. In an ensemble (orchestra, symphony, ect.) the first violin plays the higher part and the melody, while the second violin plays the lower part or the harmony. There is sometimes also a third violin, which plays the lower part along with the second violin, and this can go on and on. (4th, 5th, 6th) One common misconception is that the first violin plays the harder part, but this is not always true. The violins playing the harmony might have a harder time supporting the first violins.
The Bridge
Depends on the piece, but in my music the violin is the melody while the bass, cello and viola are the harmony. Depends on the musician, too. Ask the violinist this question and s/he will say the violin. Ask any other instrumental part and invariably they will claim "their part" is the most important one. Truth be known, collectively every musician, no matter what instrument or part they play, contributes equally to the end result, so, in effect, every section is the most important part.
bass
the strings of a violin vibrate.
The violin is probably one of the most important classical instruments. In the orchestra, the violins lead most of the melody, and the main violinist is second to the conductor in rank. As a solo instrument, it's also pretty important because it has a wide variety of notes and sounds.
The wood used to make a violin would vary from the tie period it was made and the location it was made in. The most common type of wood for the "front part" is spruce.
The first violin and second violin are the same instruments. In an ensemble (orchestra, symphony, ect.) the first violin plays the higher part and the melody, while the second violin plays the lower part or the harmony. There is sometimes also a third violin, which plays the lower part along with the second violin, and this can go on and on. (4th, 5th, 6th) One common misconception is that the first violin plays the harder part, but this is not always true. The violins playing the harmony might have a harder time supporting the first violins.
The violin, viola, cello, flute, oboe, clarinet and harpsichord.
In any instrument section, the first chair is the most important position. The solo parts of orchestral compositions are played by them. The first chair of first violin, "concertmaster", is also responsible for the string section as an 'assistant conductor'.
A violin is part of the strings family and is played in the symphony orchestra!
Strike the string of the violin with the wooden part of the bow.
The violin is a part of the violin family (a group of instruments). The viola, the cello, and the double bass are also a part of this group. Other instruments that the violin is related to are string instruments such as the guitar, the ukulele, the harp, and the banjo.