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Yes, in fact there is a growing number of special "string quartet cover albums" released over the last couple of years that have a string quartet do renditions of songs and deep cuts from popular artists and bands. Most notable ones are string quartet tributes to Nine Inch Nails, Radiohead, Metallica, Nirvana and U2.

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Highest pitched in the string family?

The highest-pitched instrument in the string family is the violin. It produces bright, high-frequency sounds and is often used as the lead instrument in orchestras and string quartets. The violin's range typically spans from G3 to E7, allowing it to play both melodic and virtuosic passages. Other string instruments, like the viola or cello, have lower ranges, making the violin distinctively higher in pitch.


What is the use of viola?

The viola is the best instrument in the world....okay I'm biased because I play one!! The viola is basically the chord filler. It fits the harmony in. In string quartets it can play with the violins or the cello. It also closes the gap between violin and cello so that the sound is complete.


How many does a Quartet have?

There are many kind of Quartets, but the most famous is a string Quartet, this consists of 2 violis, a viola and a cello. In a string Quartet the two violins play the soprano and alto vocal register, the viola plays the tenor register and the cello plays the bass register. String Quartets have benn famous since the late 1700's due to this time when the famous composers such ad haydn and beethovn started writing compositions.


How do you play roar on a recorder?

you cant because there are no tunes for it


How can you play a string on cello with fingers on another string?

If you want to play an open string, but keep your fingers on a different string, you have to make sure that nothing is touching the open string.

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Highest pitched in the string family?

The highest-pitched instrument in the string family is the violin. It produces bright, high-frequency sounds and is often used as the lead instrument in orchestras and string quartets. The violin's range typically spans from G3 to E7, allowing it to play both melodic and virtuosic passages. Other string instruments, like the viola or cello, have lower ranges, making the violin distinctively higher in pitch.


What is the use of viola?

The viola is the best instrument in the world....okay I'm biased because I play one!! The viola is basically the chord filler. It fits the harmony in. In string quartets it can play with the violins or the cello. It also closes the gap between violin and cello so that the sound is complete.


How many does a Quartet have?

There are many kind of Quartets, but the most famous is a string Quartet, this consists of 2 violis, a viola and a cello. In a string Quartet the two violins play the soprano and alto vocal register, the viola plays the tenor register and the cello plays the bass register. String Quartets have benn famous since the late 1700's due to this time when the famous composers such ad haydn and beethovn started writing compositions.


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How long has the string quartet existed?

The string quartet dates from at least the 1750s, with the works of Franz Xaver Richter, Luigi Boccherini, and early Haydn. It's actually fairly hard to pin down, though. Two violins, viola, and cello is also the standard string section of an orchestra, so how do we know something was written for just four players and not for an ensemble of varying numbers? By the time we get to Haydn's mature quartets it is obvious--it would sound silly for a string orchestra to play these soloistic parts. But in his op. 1, there isn't that distinction. In fact, there are optional wind parts for some of the op. 1 quartets, which leads us to think they may also have been performed as divertimentos or even as small symphonies.


Why is your d string so out of tune?

you shouldn't play a d string byitslef play it with a high string


How do you play roar on recorder?

you cant because there are no tunes for it


How do you play roar on a recorder?

you cant because there are no tunes for it


How can I play E notes on the guitar?

To play E notes on the guitar, you can either play the open 6th string (E string) or fret the 5th fret on the 2nd string (B string) or the 9th fret on the 3rd string (G string).


How can you play a string on cello with fingers on another string?

If you want to play an open string, but keep your fingers on a different string, you have to make sure that nothing is touching the open string.