Cellos, medium to large bow stringed Musical Instruments first became popular in the 17th century although variations can be dated as far back as the 9th century. Antonio Stradivari, a violin maker is thought to be the founder of the now familiar upright shape of the "modern" cello. Traditionally, a cello body is made from Spruce with a Maple base although modern versions are now often made from carbon fibers which are more humidity resistant and cheaper to produce.
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well... people were probably tired of violin and cellos so they created the viola. that's MY theory
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I played the cellos at music.
;)The cello was invented as a very large version of the violin, back in the 1500s. About a hundred years later, a violin maker named Antonio Stradivari started making cellos that stood upright, like the modern cello. You can hear cellos in small groups like the string quartet, as well as in the orchestra:0
There is the traditional cello, or Violoncello. There are also electric cellos. Aside from that, no.
There are generally 8 to 12 cellos in an orchestra.
cellos are string instruments. they have 4 strings, C, G, D, and A.
yes, cellos are in orchestras, they're at the front of the orchestra, next to the violas.
Actually, the plural of cello is simply cellos.
There is no standard collective noun for a group of cellos. This may be because cellos are not usually found in groups. An orchestra may have six to twelve cellos in its string section, but no group name has been applied to such a group.
There are more violins than cellos but cellos are so defidently cooler. :)
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