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Where is the frog on the viola?
The frog is not actually on the viola itself, but on the bow. The frog is the black thing under the rod on the end you hold.
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Click on the "Browse Categories" link under "site tools"
What are the Pearce's travel category?
Pearce's falls under two distinct and different travel categories. It falls under the leisure travel and business travel categories.
When was a viola made?
The viola was created in the 1500s and our modern viola was created in the 19th century.The viola was made before the violin was!
How do you see what categories you are most active in?
When you go to your profile, under your badges, it will normally list the three categories you are most active in.
What category does tobacco falls under?
That depends on what the categories are.
What category does fall under?
Marijuana falls under the following categories: Drugs and illegal drugs
Where is the Viola Township in Viola located?
The address of the Viola Township is: 100 N. Grice, Viola, 67149 0547
Why do some people put questions under categories that have nothing to do with the question?
The reason why some people put questions under categories that have nothing to do with the question could be because they made a genuine mistake or perhaps the question could have been placed under one of two categories and the person chose the less obvious one.
How many categories of cables are there?
I know there's the cat5e and cat 6 cables, and under those two categories there are different types.
Where did the viola come from?
The viola is an descendant of the Vielle family of instruments which originated in Italy in the mid to late 1400's. (it is not known exactly when the Vielle family was invented or by whom.) These instruments were called Fiedel in Germany and were played "on the arm" leading to the name "Viola da Braccio" in Italy (to differentiate them from the family of "viola da gamba", which were played with the instrument resting on the legs). The closest relative to the viola is the Violin. (The Viola d'amore, which was used in the Baroque period, and was played in the same manner as the violin and viola, but had 6 or 7 strings which were fingered on a fingerboard with frets like the Viola Da Gamba, and had additional sympathetic strings under the fingerboard which vibrated 'in sympathy' with the bowed, fingered strings.) The Viola is the Alto of the Violin Family. It also fills the part of tenor, when another violin is filling the voice of alto (i.e., in String Quartets and symphony orchestras). Attempts at a Tenor viola produced an instrument so large that it could not be played under the chin, and was held similarly to the cello. The earliest iconographic evidence of a viola is in the 1534-5 frescoes in the dome of the Sanctuary of Soranno. The earliest known surviving viola was made in 1560 by Andrea Amati. The viola has been treated as a solo instrument right along with the Violin. In the Baroque era, the solo potential of the instrument was realized by composers such as Telemann, Vivaldi and J. S. Bach, who wrote several concerti, sonatas and other solos for the instrument. Often, composers of the era claimed the viola as their favorite of the violin family.
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