1st string.. C, U, N, T
2nd string.. A, S, S, H, O, L, E
3rd string.. T, W, A, T
4th string.. K, N, O, B
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The strings of the cello are, from lowest to highest, C,G,D,and A. There is no B string on the cello.
Open "G" First Finger "A" Second Finger "B" Third Finger "B sharp" Fourth Finger "C"
First of all, there are FOUR STRINGS G string, D string, A string and E string g string`s first position has the notes g,a,b,c,d d string`s first position has the notes d, e, f, g, a a string`s first position has the notes a, b, c, d, e, e string`s first position has the notes e, f, g, a, b, c
c (lowest), g, d, a(highest)
The classical string instruments: violin, viola, cello and bass normally have 4 strings. Violin: E(highest), A, D, G(lowest); Viola: A(highest), D, G, C(lowest); Cello: A(highest), D, G, C(lowest) but all 4 are an octave below the viola. Bass: G(highest), D, A, E. The high G string on the bass is the same note as the G string (2nd to lowest string) on the cello. Some double basses are configured with 5 strings, either with a B below the low E, or a C above the high G. An electric bass (sometimes called bass guitar) has the same 4 notes as the string bass. A guitar has 6 strings and some have 12 strings (I don't remember the notes for these). I think a banjo has 5 strings.
Because it has strings, and because it is closely related to the violin and the viola, of which the cello can play the lowest notes, and the violin the highest.
FOR FIRST POSITION THEY ARE G, A, B, C BUT OF COURSE YOU CAN DO #'s (sharps) and b's (flats)
a, d, g, and c
the notes on the C string is chromatically upgoing. c -c#- d- d#- e- f- f#- g- g#- a - a# - b - c ect.
The Cello or the Bass.
The highest is the A string, then the D string, then the G string, and finally, the C string.
First of all, there are FOUR STRINGS G string, D string, A string and E string g string`s first position has the notes g,a,b,c,d d string`s first position has the notes d, e, f, g, a a string`s first position has the notes a, b, c, d, e, e string`s first position has the notes e, f, g, a, b, c
c (lowest), g, d, a(highest)
Only a 5-string or 6-string cello will have a low F string. Regular 4-string cellos are tuned C-G-D-A (low to high, in fifths). A 6 string cello adds a low F, and a high E. A 5-string cello adds EITHER a low F OR a high E.
The classical string instruments: violin, viola, cello and bass normally have 4 strings. Violin: E(highest), A, D, G(lowest); Viola: A(highest), D, G, C(lowest); Cello: A(highest), D, G, C(lowest) but all 4 are an octave below the viola. Bass: G(highest), D, A, E. The high G string on the bass is the same note as the G string (2nd to lowest string) on the cello. Some double basses are configured with 5 strings, either with a B below the low E, or a C above the high G. An electric bass (sometimes called bass guitar) has the same 4 notes as the string bass. A guitar has 6 strings and some have 12 strings (I don't remember the notes for these). I think a banjo has 5 strings.
the notes are g, d, a, and e.
Because it has strings, and because it is closely related to the violin and the viola, of which the cello can play the lowest notes, and the violin the highest.
FOR FIRST POSITION THEY ARE G, A, B, C BUT OF COURSE YOU CAN DO #'s (sharps) and b's (flats)
The cello is tuned to the notes C G D and A (this can be remembered using "Cats Go Down Alleys") Different pitches are then created by adding fingers in different positions on the strings. Hence, adding the first finger to the D string will make the note Eb or E, the 2nd would be F, the 3rd would be F# and the 4th would be G or G#.