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Generally, a violin is composed by four strings, bridge, body and a bow. ...
To look at a violin, the first thing you will notice is the string part of this instrument. ... The essential vibration parts of the violin are the four strings, and the vibration is caused by the drag of the bow. ... However, you don¡¯t want your violin can just vibrate, you need it to produce music! ... ]
Acoustic resonance is the process responsible for the sound waves that come from musical instruments, such as violin. ...
While the vibration of the strings is ultimately responsible for the sounds a violin emits, it is the body of the violin that emits most of that sound. ... The treble foot of the bridge[Figure4] (the one under the E string) is quite near the sound post, which is a small post connecting the relatively flexible belly plate of the violin to the much stiffer back plate.
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