String Instruments

By sending vibrations through the strings and into the hole where it is amplified. very similar to the guitar just with different strings.

This depends on the quality of the violin. It is best left to the professional restorer as the varnish is difficult to match and may be either spirit or oil based.

So you can tune your violin with the pegs.

Although the Stradivarius is noted as perhaps the most renowned, the most expensive auction-priced violin is the Guarneri Del Gesu in the possession of master violinist Pinchas Zukerman. Owner Maxim Viktorov bought this instrument at a staggering 3.9 million US dollars and decided to lend it to Zukerman to give the violin its full potential.

Bow rehairers can choose from Siberian, Mongolian, Manchurian, Polish, and more recently, Argentinian horsehair.

The hair comes from the horses tails... sadly, it is often a by product of the meat trade.

The bow. The hair (the part that touches the string) on the bow is made of horse hair. Be careful not to touch it or you will stain it.

No. Striped bass are the same as rockfish. Common mistake

there are alot. just go on to music notes and buy the music

A higher pitch or note is produced by either shortening the string length by fingering (as in a guitar or violin), or by tightening the string, as in tuning a guitar.

Higher pitches can also be played by lightly touching a string at its exact midpoint while plucking it, which suppress is fundamental pitch will allowing its harmonic to sound. This would produce a sound one octave higher.

The banjo is believed to have originated in the Middle East and Africa and been brought to America with the slaves.

The original banjos were really drums with strings pulled tightly across them, which were plated by either plucking or drawing a bow across them. The first actual record of a banjo seems to have been made by Richard Johnson in 1620. While exploring the Gambra River in Africa, he wrote in his diary of an instrument "made of a great gourd and a neck, thereunto was fastened strings."

The 5-string banjo developed out of these African instruments when slaves were brought to the American colonies. The Africans reconstructed instruments based on the ones indigenous to the areas from which they had come.

They are the same as those an a bass guitar, if that helps. so, imagine you are holding the doulble-bass, about to play. The string on the far left (the highest note) is a G, the next one along is a D, then A then E.

Because unlike winds and brass in which there is a set number of parts, i.e. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd trumpet, the 1st and 2nd violin parts only very generally convey the composer's means, and most composers will say a large or small string section depending on what they have in mind, but composers rarely have a set number of string parts in their head, as opposed to winds or brass because violins don't carry as well in the context of the orchestra.

Background (kinda): There can be anywhere from 1 to like 100 violin players in an orchestra. There are usually 2 parts (1st and 2nd violin) and they split it half 1st half 2nd. Sometimes there are like 5 different violin parts.

Actual answer: The reason they vary is generally because of how many people are in the orchestra and they just split it. Also it is because of how loud the conductor wants the violins to be

There are about 17 on the viola, and probably the same amount on the violin. It all depends on where you place your first finger that determines the name of the position.

Steve Martin is probably the most famous comedian banjo player. Billy Connolly the Scottish comedian also plays banjo.

Yes.

At age 15, around the time his mother died, he acquired his first acoustic guitar for $5 from an acquaintance of his father. This guitar replaced both the broomstick he had been strumming in imitation, and a ukulele which his father had found while cleaning a garage.

Here are all the levels in order.

1. Mumbo's mountain

2. Treasure trove cove

3. Clankers cloven

4. Bublegloop Swamp

5. Gobi's Vally

6. Freezypeak

7. Rusty Bucket Bay

8. Click clock wood

9. Grunty Battle

4 strings on a violin.G D A E. E being the Highest pitch and G being the lowest pitch. and it is many not much.
4--- (in order from lowest to highest) g, d, a, e

You can order it from the commercial and you can get it from your local bass pro shops as well as the online website.

yes

Overall, the number of keys will vary, depending on the number on keys the harpsichord have. For a single manual harpsichord (one keyboard) each key has 2 strings. Since most harpsichords have about 5 octaves that's a total of 120 strings.

Now some harpsichords have 2 manuals, and for those it's around 240 strings.

Yes and her name is Frankie according to Ashley, telling the press.

Yeah her name is Frankie Abott and theyve been together for 3-5 years

- yeah her names Francesca Abbott- shes very nice!:)

Yes, the E string (the thinnest) plays the highest, whereas the G string (the thickest) plays the lowest. Technically speaking, there is no limitation to how high a string can play; however, the open E string is higher than that of the G string.

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Please see the link below for a picture of a variety of rosins.

ikuto's violin song is called tsukiyo no violinist!!!