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1. hellomusictheory.com › learn › parts-of-the-violinParts Of The Violin: The Anatomy And Structure Explained

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   Nov 28, 2023 · The body of the violin. The Body of the violin is the largest surface area of the instrument and makes up the unique, 3D, figure-of-eight shape and its hollow interior. The body of the violin is made up of three pieces: the front plate or ‘belly’ and the backplate with these two pieces being connected by the sides or ‘ribs’ of the violin.

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   Parts of the Violin Body. Today we’ll work from the lower end of the violin to the top. The main bulk of the violin is called the body. The “top” or “top plate” of the body is the front side, where the strings are located. The “back” is the opposite side.

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   Jun 2, 2022 · The fingerboard is the black surface where a player places his fingers. The fingerboard is glued onto the neck of the violin, underneath the strings, and is generally made out of ebony, which is wood that comes from trees in tropical climates. The neck of the violin is the part of the instrument between the pegbox and the body.

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6. www.masterclass.com › articles › what-are-theWhat Are the Different Parts of a Violin and ... - MasterClass

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   Sep 29, 2021 · A great violinist must build up a cache of knowledge in many disciplines. Playing technique is an obvious one—violinists must be able to bow, finger, and pluck the strings of their instrument in any manner of ways, from the first position to the second, third, and fourth positions. Knowledge of the great literature for violin is another requirement. From Mozart, Beethoven, and Brahms to Mark ...

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   Aug 27, 2020 · The Body. The body of the violin not only gives the instrument its characteristic appearance, it also determines the sound quality. As the largest section of the violin, it contains many parts of the violin you will need to know about including the F shaped sound holes, bridge, soundboard, finetuners, tailpiece and chinrest.

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   The violin, sometimes referred as a fiddle, [a] is a wooden chordophone, and is the smallest, and thus highest-pitched instrument (soprano) in regular use in the violin family. Smaller violin-type instruments exist, including the violino piccolo and the pochette, but these are virtually unused. Most violins have a hollow wooden body, and ...

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   What is the body of a violin?

   • The Body of the violin is the largest surface area of the instrument and makes up the unique, 3D, figure-of-eight shape and its hollow interior. The body of the violin is made up of three pieces: the front plate or ‘belly’ and the backplate with these two pieces being connected by the sides or ‘ribs’ of the violin.

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   Why is the body of a violin important?

   • The body of the violin not only gives the instrument its characteristic appearance, it also determines the sound quality. As the largest section of the violin, it contains many parts of the violin you will need to know about including the F shaped sound holes, bridge, soundboard, finetuners, tailpiece and chinrest.

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   What do you need to know about a violin?

   • As the largest section of the violin, it contains many parts of the violin you will need to know about including the F shaped sound holes, bridge, soundboard, finetuners, tailpiece and chinrest. The F holes are sound holes cut into the body of the instrument to help it vibrate near the bridge.

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   What are the parts of a violin made of?

   • The violin also has a front and back. There are pieces both on top of the violin and inside it, that all work together to create sound. Most of these violin parts are made of wood and are glued together. Let’s get started labeling all the violin parts! Today we’ll work from the lower end of the violin to the top.

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   How does a violin look like a human?

   • The violin has many parts, just like our bodies do. In fact, it’s even somewhat shaped like a human! The bulk of the violin is called the “body,” the long skinny part where you play is called the “neck,” and the scroll at the top almost resembles a head. The violin also has a front and back.

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   What is the back of a violin?

   • The back (and top) of the violin is comprised of the upper bout, waist, and lower bout. The upper bout describes the upper section of the instrument, where the neck connects to the body. The waist is actually a very necessary indentation in the middle of the instrument that allows the bow to move across the strings without bumping into the body.

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    May 19, 2023 · What is a Violin? The violin family includes the wooden chordophone (string instrument) known as the violin, also called a fiddle. The majority of violins have a hollow wood body. It is the family’s smallest and most often used instrument (soprano). The violin is most frequently played by pulling a bow across four or five strings.