No. The double bass is a huge 4-stringed instrument that must be set on the floor, upright, while playing. For this reason, it is often called an upright bass.
A cello and a double bass are both larger than violins. The double bass would be considered a giant violin.
The viola is both larger than the violin and smaller than the cello.
The cello sounds similar to the other members of the violin family: that is, the violin, viola, and double bass. It has a lower tone than the violin and viola and a higher tone than the double bass, but still sounds similar. It is especially similar to the double bass because they are both bass instruments.
The only strings instruments that are larger in size than the cello are the double bass and the harp.
No, the violin does not have the lowest pitch among string instruments. The double bass, for example, has a lower pitch range than the violin, as it is tuned an octave lower. The viola, while also lower in pitch than the violin, is not as low as the double bass. Thus, the violin occupies a higher pitch range compared to these instruments.
A cello and a double bass are both larger than violins. The double bass would be considered a giant violin.
The viola is both larger than the violin and smaller than the cello.
The cello sounds similar to the other members of the violin family: that is, the violin, viola, and double bass. It has a lower tone than the violin and viola and a higher tone than the double bass, but still sounds similar. It is especially similar to the double bass because they are both bass instruments.
The only strings instruments that are larger in size than the cello are the double bass and the harp.
Orchestral string instruments in order of pitch (from highest to lowest) are as follows: Violin Viola Cello Double Bass So the Violin produces higher pitched notes than the Double Bass.
Alright, sweetheart, here's the rundown: we start with the violin, then move on to the viola, followed by the cello, and finally, we end with the big daddy of them all, the double bass. So, in short: violin, viola, cello, double bass. You're welcome, darling.
it is a double bass instrument
No, the violin does not have the lowest pitch among string instruments. The double bass, for example, has a lower pitch range than the violin, as it is tuned an octave lower. The viola, while also lower in pitch than the violin, is not as low as the double bass. Thus, the violin occupies a higher pitch range compared to these instruments.
The double bass is said to belong to the violin family, and in general, wide terms, this is so. However, the viola and double bass have much more in common than either have with the violin, and if you find a recording of the bass being played in its highest ranges, it is easy to mistake it for a viola. So for general purposes, it can be said that the double bass is a member of the violin family, but it is really a member of the viola family.
The violin is part of the strings group in an orchestra, which also includes the viola, the cello, and double bass.The violin is in the string section, along with the viola and the bass.
If you mean double bass then its because a violins strings are shorter therefore producing a higher sound. If you mean Bass guitar then its because the bass guitar is electric and is made for low pitches
Double Bass. (The Piccolo is- I believe- the highest sounding member of the woodwind family of standard orchestral instruments whilst the Double Bass is the lowest sounding member of the String family).