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What is the answer for A piece of wood which supports the strings on a instrument?
The most common answer is "the bridge", however the strings are also supported by the nut which is at the top of the fingerboard. In addition, the strings are fastened at either end by the pegs and by the tailpiece.
What was the classical piece played at Princess Grace's funeral was it something like Sergio of Strings?
It was Samual Barber's Adaggio to Strings
How do you make a guitar of thermocol?
To make a thermocol guitar, start by cutting two large pieces of thermocol into the shape of the guitar body and a smaller piece for the neck. Use a craft knife to carve out a sound hole in the body. Attach the neck to the body using glue, and then create strings using elastic bands or thin wire stretched across the body. Finally, decorate your guitar with paint or markers for a personalized touch.
What is the most famous piece from Samuel Barber?
His opera Vanessa, orchestra piece Adagio for Strings, and his Concerto for Piano and Orchestra are his most famous pieces.
What is the piece at the top of a guitar neck that separates the strings called?
I'm trying to figure it out. i play the guitar and don't even know haha, I'll reply when i find out. ----------------------------- I think it's called the "nut."
What is the piece of metal that strike clavichord strings called?
The piece of metal that strikes the strings of a clavichord is called a "tangents." These tangents are small metal blades that not only strike the strings to produce sound but also remain in contact with them, determining the pitch by their position along the string. When a key is pressed, the tangent rises to strike the string, creating a tone that can be modified by the player’s touch.
What describes how the strings are played in the musical piece called The Unanswered Question composed by Charles Ives?
as if they're playing a slow hymn
What is the answer for A piece of wood which supports the strings on a instrument?
The most common answer is "the bridge", however the strings are also supported by the nut which is at the top of the fingerboard. In addition, the strings are fastened at either end by the pegs and by the tailpiece.
What was the classical piece played at Princess Grace's funeral was it something like Sergio of Strings?
It was Samual Barber's Adaggio to Strings
How do you make a guitar of thermocol?
To make a thermocol guitar, start by cutting two large pieces of thermocol into the shape of the guitar body and a smaller piece for the neck. Use a craft knife to carve out a sound hole in the body. Attach the neck to the body using glue, and then create strings using elastic bands or thin wire stretched across the body. Finally, decorate your guitar with paint or markers for a personalized touch.
What is the most famous piece from Samuel Barber?
His opera Vanessa, orchestra piece Adagio for Strings, and his Concerto for Piano and Orchestra are his most famous pieces.
What is the piece at the top of a guitar neck that separates the strings called?
I'm trying to figure it out. i play the guitar and don't even know haha, I'll reply when i find out. ----------------------------- I think it's called the "nut."
On a 2001 Chevy Silverado What is the plastic piece against the bottom of a windshield called?
The piece across the Silverado below the windshield is called the cowling. It covers the wiper arms and is usually painted the same as the vehicle.
What is the name of the piece of skin that's stretched tight like a drum?
timpanic membrane
The harpsichord soundboard is a thick piece of wood that amplifies the sound of the strings?
False
What are the dashed lines across the piece of paper called?
They are called fold lines or perforated lines. They indicate where the paper should be folded or torn.
What is the outer piece of the harp called?
The outer piece of the harp is called the "soundboard." It serves as the primary surface that amplifies the sound produced by the strings. The soundboard is typically made of wood and is crucial for the instrument's tonal quality. The body of the harp, which houses the soundboard, is often referred to as the "harp's body" or "resonator."
