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Is the viola the most likely member of the strings to play the tune?
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∙ 14y ago
As a viola player myself i have a little experience of this. i must say unfortunately we aren't the most likely people to hold the tune in an orchestra is the first violins then the viola
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∙ 12y agoYes does have solos often because its not a very common string instrument so it will have some solos
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What is an instrument that has 5 strings?
bass Guitars sometimes have 5 strings; Banjo; Cellos sometimes do
What is viola?
Viola is a stringed instrument that is often found in an orchestra. While looking similar (Identical to most) to the violin, they are indeed different. Viola has the strings C, G, D, and A (lowest to highest) and plays in alto clef, while violin has the strings G, D, A, and E and plays in treble clef. Viola tends to produce a darker tone than violin. Cello has the same strings as a viola, but their strings are an octave lower than the violas'.
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What are the notes to the VIOLA.?
The Viola is very intricate to play. However, there are notes available for you to see on the net. Most of them are free for your taking. Youtube also shows you some tutorials.
What is an instrument that has 5 strings?
bass Guitars sometimes have 5 strings; Banjo; Cellos sometimes do
What is viola?
Viola is a stringed instrument that is often found in an orchestra. While looking similar (Identical to most) to the violin, they are indeed different. Viola has the strings C, G, D, and A (lowest to highest) and plays in alto clef, while violin has the strings G, D, A, and E and plays in treble clef. Viola tends to produce a darker tone than violin. Cello has the same strings as a viola, but their strings are an octave lower than the violas'.
What instruments have fourteen strings?
no instruments have 14 strings the most strings are on the instrument is a harp. that has 47 strings
What are the most best strings to have on your viola or any other instrument?
It usually depends because all viola's are different and each sound different with the types of strings you use on it. I think that Evah Pirazzi is the best one, but obligato may be good too. Depends on which tone quality you want too...
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How is the cello made?
it is similar to most string instruments (like violin, viola, double bass) we can pluck the strings using our fingers or bow it.
What are the notes to the VIOLA.?
The Viola is very intricate to play. However, there are notes available for you to see on the net. Most of them are free for your taking. Youtube also shows you some tutorials.
What is the thing with three strings with rocks that trip you?
That would most likely be the 'Bolo'.
What is the difference between viola and violin?
It's not just the size (most violas are between 15 and 17 inches long). A viola player is going to read in Alto Clef and a Violinist reads in Treble Clef; viola is also occasionally written in treble clef, in the higher registers (violins never use alto clef). Also a violin and viola have different strings. They both have an A, D, and G string but the viola has a lower C string and the violin has a high E string. The sound of the strings will also sound deeper since the viola is bigger and has a lower register than the violin. The viola bow is slightly shorter and heavier than a full-sized violin bow and a bit sturdier. Playing the instruments is quite different as it takes a good deal more bow pressure and a more dramatic (or aggressive) technique for the viola, in order to get enough sound. Many violists begin as violinists. It is difficult for children to handle a viola and most students cannot manage a full-sized viola until their teen years. And finally, the bigger the viola the more resonance; this is an eternal struggle. How large can the instrument get and still be playable?
An element that is a very reactive gas is most likely a member of the what?
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What is the difference between a violin and viola?
A viola is bigger than a violin and has a lower pitch. A viola's sound also tends to carry more because it has a fuller sound if played right.Like the violin, they come in 4 standard sizes: 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and full size.A violin has a high E string but a viola doesn't. Instead, a viola has a low C string as its lowest string, instead of the G string which is lowest on a violin.It is not just the size (most violas are between 15 and 17 inches long): a viola player is going to read music mainly in the Alto Clef whilst a violinist reads music in the Treble Clef. (But both occasionally read the other clef.)More detailsA violin and a viola have differently tuned strings. They both have A, D, and G strings but the viola has a low C string and the violin has a high E string. The sound of the strings will also sound deeper since the viola is bigger and has a overall lower register of possible notes than the violin.The viola bow is slightly larger than a full-sized violin bow and a bit sturdier. Playing the instruments is quite different as it takes a good deal more bow pressure and a more dramatic (or aggressive) technique for the viola, in order to get a good strong sound.Many viola-ists begin as violinists. It is difficult for children to handle a viola and most students cannot manage a full-sized viola until their teen years. And finally, the bigger the viola, the more resonance; this is an eternal struggle. (How large can the instrument get and still be playable?)The main tuning of the strings of a viola can be described as one octave higher than the 'cello and one octave lower than the violin.1) A viola is slightly larger.2) A viola doesn't have the highest violin string (the E string) but instead has a string 5 notes lower than the violin can reach (the C string).3) Viola music is generally written in the tenor clef, whereas violin music is written in treble clef.
What are the two different types of string on guitar?
The two different types of strings you are most likely referring to are roundwound strings and flatwound strings. Some nice pictures: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strings_(music)
