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How do electric violins work?
yes
What musical role does the viola play?
The viola is a member of the string family, sitting side-by-side with the violins, the cellos, and the string bass sections of the orchestra. Together they can play in infinite combinations depending on what the music requires.In many orchestral pieces, the most important feature of the viola is that it is the "inner voice." It provides harmony and support for the violins, which are often in charge of the melody.But this is not always the case. In several pieces, the violas have moments of great melodic importance, and can sometimes even steal the show. Composers such as Johannes Brahms even wrote works where the violas replaced the violins, for example in the orchestral "Serenade Number 2 in A, Op.16."The violas work closely with the cellos and basses providing rhythmic support to the orchestra as well. The more pieces you listen to, the more aware you will become that every instrument can play many different roles in an orchestral work.
Difference between viola and violin?
The most noticeable difference between the two is that the violin is slightly smaller. The result is that the violin is higher pitched. The bow, I believe, is also smaller and the frog (the part that you hold) is squared-shaped on the violin bow. On a viola bow it is more rounded. Though size is the most noticeable difference the most important is the strings. A violin (lowest to highest string) is strung like this: G D A E A viola (lowest to highest string) is strung like this C G D A. A violin does not have a C string and a typical viola doesn't have an E string. (You can get some five string violas, but they are rare) Another major difference is that a violin is played using the G cleff, a viola however is played using the little known and little used C cleff. I have played the viola for five years and I work with a bunch of violinists (as well as cellists and [double] bassists and in fact other violists) in a string orchestra. Another note: in a typical string orchestra you have two sections of violins (The first violins and the second violins) and one section of violas.
Do electric violins need f holes?
They're called f cuts. And electric violins don't have them because the purpose of f cuts is to let the vibrations in the violin out. Producing sound. Electric violins don't work the same way normal violins do.
What has the author Viola M Lechner written?
Viola M. Lechner has written: 'Work and Caring for the Elderly'
Does the heart do the most work during systolic?
Yes. It "rests" during diastole.
What German violin maker made violins stamped Paganini?
GIBERTINI, Antonio, Parma, about 1830. Stradivari model, excellent work, deep rose-coloured varnish. This maker was at times employed by Paganini to repair or regulate his Violins.
What are four types of chamber work as far as music goes?
The most common ensemble for three performers are piano trio with piano, violin and cello. For four performers there are the string quartet (2 violins, viola and cello), piano quartet (piano, and three string instruments) or woodwind quartet. Quintets have even ranging instruments according to composers' settings.
What muscles do shoulder press work?
The shoulder press works the upper body muscles such as the deltoids and the triceps. The shoulder press also involves the core muscles.
Does your stop working when you are asleep?
Generally, our whole body rests although our circulatory system is still work
True or false is The detailed work of running a school usually rests with the state board of education?
false
Who is the man save the noli to whom the author dedicated the work of art?
The man who saved "Noli Me Tangere" and to whom the author dedicated the work is Maximo Viola, a Filipino doctor and friend of Jose Rizal. Viola provided financial assistance for the publication of the novel in 1887, allowing Rizal to see his work come to fruition.
