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Violins: Range

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Select dynamic:
then click note to hear sound played on Violin
(N.B. changes in dynamics may affect timbre as much as apparent volume level)

Violin: range

(N.B. for string players, sharpened and flattened notes are often two different pitches, depending on musical context. This is not reproduced in the audio clips above, which treat the enharmonic spellings as identical pitches).

 



 
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