How many strings does a violine have?

Answer 1

A normal violin has 4 strings.

Starting with the lowest sounding string, the strings are normally tuned to the following notes:

1. the G below 'Middle C'
2. the D above 'Middle C'
3. the A above 'Middle C'
4. the E above that A.

To get the best possible sound from the instrument each string must be made a different thickness. The lowest sounding string is the thickest and the highest sounding string is the thinnest.

A normal violin has 4 strings. To get the best possible sound from the instrument each string must be made a different thickness. The lowest sounding string is the thickest and the highest sounding string is the thinnest.

Answer 2

Violins have a total of 4 strings, which are the G string, D string, A string, and the E string, G being the lowest and E the highest.

Electric violins can (and will) have more strings than a regular, 4-string wooden violin (non-electric). I have seen pictures of electric violins that have between 5-8 strings.

Answer 3

A violin has 4 strings. The lowest being the G string, followed by the D string, then the A string, and the highest is the E string.