- See double bass.
- See viola da gamba.
Dictionary:
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| Music Encyclopedia: Bass viol |
The bass instrument of the Viol family, often called ‘viola da gamba’. In 18th- and 19th-century American (and occasionally British) usage, ‘bass viol’ meant a four-string instrument tuned in 5ths like a cello.
| Columbia Encyclopedia: bass viol |
| Fine Arts Dictionary: bass viol |
The largest and lowest-pitched instrument of the strings, also called a bass fiddle or double bass. The player must stand or sit on a tall stool to play it.
| double bass (Fine Arts) | |
| lyra viol | |
| base viol |
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