What pitch is a violin?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The violin is a fully transposable instrument so does not have a "key" per se, unlike certain instuments that can be said to have a natural "key" such as horns, trumpets, etc. However, the lowest open string, and lowest possible note that can be played on the violin with standard tuning is "G." The upper open strings occurring by 5ths are "D" "A" "E"

Answer 3

A very large one. ^_^ the lowest pitch is G3 (G below middle C), and the highest pitch that I can hit is E7. That makes about 3 2/3 octaves. However, I've heard of people playing G7, which makes an even 4 octave range. Either way, it's big.

Answer 4

The pitches of the strings from lowest to highest of a violin are G, D, A, E, similar to the bass which has the same string pitches, but backwards.

Violas and Cellos have the pitches of strings from lowest to highest: C, G, D, A

Answer 5

The compass of the violin is from G3 (G below middle C) to the highest note of the modern piano. The top notes, however, are often produced by natural or artificial harmonics.

Answer 6

I believe that it is either 440 or 441, can't remember which. :S

Answer 7

The lowest string is G below middle C, the string above that is D next to middle C, the next string is A above middle C and the top string is E an octave above middle C.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

high