Violin

Mostly men, but some women played it too.

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No. The "special effect" in Humoresque was done, contortionist style, with two violinists representing each of Garfield's arms. The result is totally convincing.

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It will get black from your oils in your hands and if you would to look under a microscope it has hooks so it can make a sound on your strings on your violin/viola/cello.

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no but when you do play the violin to fast it causes friction that causes heat hope this was helpful.

they make many appearances in concerts and recitals

Do you mean Darkness? it has a violin. That's the only one i know of.

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You can tune a violin, but you can't tune a tuna!

The ribs on the violin is the curves on the side of the violin, by the f holes.

A quaver is a length of note, so there's no real special technique to playing a quaver, it's just like playing any other sort of note. The only difference is the length.

Capos are rarely used on a violin but one can be modified to fit a violin. Back in the day a match would be placed underneath the strings to change or modify the sound. Modern twist ties can be used as well as capos made for guitars can by adjusted to achieve this.

if you're talking about how does it feel when you're holding a violin: quite tiring, when you're holding it properly and for a long time. but it's worth it when you've finished a difficult song. if you're talking about the feelings of the violin itself (like it's a human being): depends on its owner; if you take good care of it and keep it clean and tuned, it'll be happy and content; if you treat it as worthless rubbish it's gonna dispise you.

Flute ranks - both open and stopped - were among the very first types of stops built into early organs, and remain among the most common organ stops today. The earliest organ string stop was the gambe, named after the cello-like instrument of the same name. Gambas start showing up in organ specifications about 1550 or thereabouts - some prototypes may be earlier.

Depends on what your playing but the general sound is rich, warm and mellow

Franz Hell was born in 1896 in Norway and learned violin making in Germany. He imigrated to the US in 1921 and worked both in Chicago and Norway. His earliest instruments were made probably no earlier than 1920.. contrary to some of his labels that indicate earlier. Some of his violin label dates indicate the instrument was made prior to his birth.

Its called Rossin.

no the electric guitar is because with a electric guitar and a good amp you can play everything from clean jazz to brutal death metal. Answer: The electronic sampling synthesizer keyboard is the most versatile instrument, because it can make the sounds of any other instrument. Add a computer and a MIDI interface, and the keyboard can make all of the sounds in an entire piece except the vocals.