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Which section of the orchestra play's the most important part in the music?
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∙ 14y ago
Depends on the piece, but in my music the violin is the melody while the bass, cello and viola are the harmony.
Depends on the musician, too. Ask the violinist this question and s/he will say the violin. Ask any other instrumental part and invariably they will claim "their part" is the most important one. Truth be known, collectively every musician, no matter what instrument or part they play, contributes equally to the end result, so, in effect, every section is the most important part.
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