Violin

The answer there is more pressure on smaller dams which creates MORE electricity.

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Sorry but that makes no sense. The electricity generated depends on rate of flow and head available, not on dam size. In fact the higher the dam the greater the head (depth hence water-pressure at the turbine), though this can be increased still further by piping the water to a power-station situated further down the valley instead of at the dam foot.

A more useful advantage of a smaller dam is its smaller environmental effect.

An animal that rhymes with flute is a newt.

Violins are typically in orchestras

On auction violins of Jean Baptist Grand Gerard are doing badly. They sell in the range of $300 to $800.

In fact the value should be $3,000 to $5,000 depends on the condition and the sonority of the violin.

The violins of Grand Gerard are of inferior quality and workmanship, but keep in mind are about 200 years old, made by hand, and the tone is quite good.

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Just four:

I: Adagio; Allegro moderato

II: Andante,

III: Larghetto

IV: Allegro vivace.

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He did not play the violin

Books of Taylor Swift songs with notes are sold in lots of music stores.

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http://www.tapartoche.com/en/sheet-music.php?name=beatles-eleanor-rigby&partition=1035 this site is good, if you know how to translate bass into treble

this has now been removed by the publisher. : (

A copy of a 1721 Stradivarius violin is actually not worth very much. On the retail market they can be found for about $175 to $400.

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All of the strings are part of the violin family. Basically the double bass, cello, and viola are the violin's relatives. The piano and the harp are also considered string instruments.

There are many different ways to play the flute other that just blowing.

Some examples are:

Flutter tonguing - rolling your tongue while blowing across the embouchure hole.

Pizzicato - clucking your tongue or with your lips across the embouchure hole.

Train whistle - covering the lip plate with your mouth and blowing a strong sharp burst of air.

Tongue rams - covering the lip plate with your mouth and blowing while sharply covering the hole with your tongue.

Singing through the flute - this one is difficult and requires a lot of practice. You sing the pitch while playing the note. This can be difficult as you must keep your embouchure in order to get the sound on the flute. It sounds yuck, because of the two different frequencies (the flute and your voice) but as you get better you can sing a different note to the one you are playing. With practice you will be able to do things such as singing and playing in cannon with yourself.

These are just a small few of some of the weird and wonderful ways a flute can be played. Have fun!

I'm sure violins could end up playing with all sorts of instruments; however, I think the most common ensembles a violin plays in are with the cello, bass, and viola. Quintets with 2 violins, a viola, a cello, and a bass are quite ordinary. Quartets with 2 violins, a viola, and a cello are also widespread. Duets and trios can be found for almost any type of instrumentation if you look in a music store. And if you didn't know, the orchestra is probably the most familiar ensemble in which a violin plays. I hope I answered your question.

i would say they are about $100-150 bucks...they are just cheap copies of the real deal.....but good enough to start with i guess. hope that helps.

In classic violin building, the sides, back and sometimes neck of the violin are always made of maple. The top, and the soundpost under the bridge, are spruce. The fingerboard, tailpiece and tuning pegs are ebony, the linings inside the violin are cedar, and the bridge itself is also maple.

The violin is said to be the most diversely expressive instrument, second only to the human voice.

Violins range alot in price based on who made the violin in which country at what time. Some violins are worth close to nothing and others can sell for a few million dollars at auction. Many concert artists make a habit of passing down their fine violins to their star pupils to ensure that the violin doesn't end up collecting dust in a museum.

yes he does and hes a conductor too and composer and his name is spelt rieu not however u spelt it!

There are 13 recognized and famous violin composers. Here is the list in alphabetical order: Johann Sebastian Bach, Baltazar, Bannister, Bela Bartok, Ludwig van Beethoven, Johannes Brahms, George Enescu, Fritz Kreisler, Rodolphe Kreutzer, Felix Mendelssohn, Claudio Monteverdi, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Niccolo Paganini.

You can, but it may not be the most comfortable for you, or it may not fit in a 3/4 case.