Difference between revisions of "Violin"

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The violin is the highest pitched String Instruments used in western orchestra. Its high pitch makes sense becuase it gives it the melody in most classical works.

The violin is also used in folk and popular music and is traditionally called a fiddle.

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−	The '''violin''' is the highest pitched [[String ~~Instrument~~]] used in [[western orchestra]]. Its high pitch makes sense becuase it gives it the melody in most [[classical]] works.	+	The '''violin''' is the highest pitched [[String Instruments]] used in [[western orchestra]]. Its high pitch makes sense becuase it gives it the melody in most [[classical]] works.

	The violin is also used in folk and popular music and is traditionally called a [[fiddle]].		The violin is also used in folk and popular music and is traditionally called a [[fiddle]].