Of a violin? It's an E5 with a frequency of 659,255 Hz.
The highest open string pitch on a bass is a G.
The bass
im not sure if i understand the question but the lightest string has the highest pitch
Correct answer= "tight and short"
From thickest string to thinnest, (lowest in pitch to highest in pitch) B E A D G C. From a regular four string bass, it has one lower string and one higher string.
The viola makes the highest sound of any string instrument.
The second string on a guitar is the B string. It is tuned to the note B, which is the second highest pitch in standard tuning.
string 1 = high E (highest pitch, thinnest string, closest to ground) string 2 = B string 3 = G string 4 = D string 5 = A string 6 = low E (lowest pitch, thickest string, closest to ceiling)
I assume you mean, highest of the string family. It is the smallest of the 4 orchestral stringed instruments (violin, viola, cello, and double bass), and is therefore able to produce the highest-pitched sounds. The shorter the string which is made to vibrate, the higher its sound.
The 1st string is the lowest, a G, then a D a little bit above in pitch, then a A also a little higher in pitch, and the highest is a high E.
Yes, you can restring a guitar to be left-handed by switching the order of the strings so that the lowest pitch string is on top and the highest pitch string is on the bottom.
Like a violin, the more fingers on the E string (highest) makes a higher sound e is the highest as it has a thinner string unlike the g (lowest) it has a larger thicker string. Hope i answered your question!