Thursday, December 10, 2009

What is the difference between a viola, violin and a fiddle?

I'm guessing they're all pretty similair...



What is the difference between a viola, violin and a fiddle?



viola is smaller then a violin and fiddle is a technic on how to play the instrument. CLassic, folk , fiddle, etc



What is the difference between a viola, violin and a fiddle?opera mobile opera theaterno, a violin is smaller than a viola common mistake though=] Report It


there is a difference..a violin is smaller and has a higher range than the viola ..they are all in the string family but the viola uses the alto clef while the violin uses treble since its higher..fiddle is a technigue used on the violin Report It


The spellings of each.



v-i-o-l-a



v-i-o-l-i-n



and f-i-d-d-l-e



See? They're all different.
Violins and voilas are definitely different instruments (at the risk of insulting violists everywhere, a viola is a "large" violin).



Not sure about "fiddle" though. But always remember that violins is not the answer!
The sizes... Its just like a chelo looks like a violin, but you wouldn't call it that.

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