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What is the highest sounding instrument in the string family?
The highest instrument of the string family is the violin.
What is the name given to the highest sounding string instrument?
The violin is the highest pitched string instrument.
Name the highest sounding string instrument?
The violin.
What is the highest sounding in the string family?
The highest instrument of the string family is the violin.
What is slightly larger than the highest sounding string instrument and lower in sound?
The highest sounding string instrument, called the violin, is slightly smaller than its cousin instrument, the viola. Other members of the stringed instrument group are the bass and the cello, each played standing up or sitting down. ~ Hexedgirl92
What is the highest sounding string instrument?
In a string orchestra, an orchestra with violin, cello, viola, and bass, the bass is the largest and lowest instrument. However, if you were looking for the largest string instrument in a full orchestra, the piano would be the instrument for which you are looking.
What string instrument makes the highest sound?
The viola makes the highest sound of any string instrument.
What is the highest sounding orchestral instrument?
If you really wanna' be specific, the Piccolo is as high as it gets in pretty much everything. It acts as highest voice in both wind and full orchestral ensembles.
What is the highest sounding wood wind instrument?
Probably a Recorder. Recorders are used in many Elementary School music classes, so most adults have no heard of them.
What is a high sounding wind instrument?
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What instrument plays higher notes than a violin?
The piccolo (a high pitched flute) is the highest pitched instrument, and therefore plays higher notes than a violin. The violin is the second-highest pitched instrument.
What is a sounding board?
The sounding board is the part of an instrument which turns the vibrations from one or more bridges into vibrations in the body and air mass of an instrument. In the piano, it is the wood under the strings.
