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The term "nut" in the context of a viola (and other string instruments) refers to the small piece of material at the top of the fingerboard, which serves to guide the strings and maintain their spacing. Its name likely derives from the Old English word "cyning," meaning a small object or piece, which evolved to describe the component that holds the strings in place. The nut plays a crucial role in the instrument's setup, affecting the string height and overall playability.
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What are the parts of the viola called?
bridge, fingerboard, scroll, strings, nut, tailpiece, pegs, finetuner(s), f holes, sound peg, chinrest, frog, tip, and voila! a viola.
What is the top part of a viola called?
The Scroll of the Viola
What is a viola player called?
A violist
What is a fat fiddle called?
A viola.
Who is Viola Cristina?
A girl who is on a show called TI LASCIO UNA CONZONE she live in Roma, Italy I love you Viola
What are the parts of the viola called?
bridge, fingerboard, scroll, strings, nut, tailpiece, pegs, finetuner(s), f holes, sound peg, chinrest, frog, tip, and voila! a viola.
What is the top part of a viola called?
The Scroll of the Viola
What was Viola Armstrong's job?
Viola Armstrong did not have a job, and many people called her "hobo".
What are the strings of a viola called?
The strings of a viola, from lowest to highest are: C, G, D, and A.
What is the inside of a nut called?
The inside of the nut is called the kernel
What is a viola player called?
A violist
What is the center of a nut called?
The center of the nut or the edible part is generally called the "nut meat" or the kernel.
What is pine nut called in bengali?
What is pine nut called in bangla
What is a fat fiddle called?
A viola.
What is a bolt without a nut called?
A bolt without a nut or a head is called a stud.
What is a small green nut called?
Unfortunate!
What do you call the nut that is used to keep another nut from un-threading?
A nut that is used to secure another nut is called a jam nut.
