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The strings on a cello are typically tuned to C, G, D, and A. The lowest string is tuned to C, followed by G, D, and then A, with C being the highest pitch string. The strings are usually made of materials such as steel, tungsten, or gut, with different materials producing varying tones and qualities of sound. The strings are attached to the tailpiece at the bottom of the cello and wrapped around tuning pegs at the scroll end of the instrument for tuning.

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ProfBot

7mo ago

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