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String Instruments:     more books (100)

21st Century String Quartets Book (String Letter Publishing) (Strings) (Strings Backstage) by Edith Eisler, 2000-01-01 String Builder V2 Violin (Belwin Course for Strings) by Thom Proctor, 1998-09-29 Music for String Instruments, Percussion and Celesta (In Four Movements) (Hawkes Pocket Scores) by Bela Bartok, 1939 Twelve String Quartets, Opp. 55, 64 and 71, Complete by Joseph Haydn, 1980-05-01 Workbook for Strings, Book 2 by Forest Etling, 2006-05-04 Single String Studies for Classical Guitar by Bruce Arnold, 2003-04-01 Beautiful Music for Two String Instruments (Ast Four Positions) by Applebaum, Samuel, 1985-03-01 Christmas Instrumental Solos -- Carols & Traditional Classics for Strings by Alfred Publishing, 2004-09-01 Con Brio: Four Russians Called the Budapest String Quartet by Nat Brandt, 2000-07-26 Pulling Strings: The Legacy of Melville A. Clark by Linda Pembroke Kaiser, 2010-04-30 The String Quartets of Joseph Haydn by Floyd Grave, Margaret Grave, 2008-10-13 Complete Chamber Music for Strings by Franz Schubert, 1973-06-01 String Bands in the North Carolina Piedmont by Bob Carlin, 2004-07 Succeed as a String Player Book (String Letter Publishing) (Strings) by Master Teachers at Acoustic Guitar, 2007-09-01

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41. Label String Instruments In German Printout - EnchantedLearning.com
    Click here.). Answers, EnchantedLearning.com Label the string instruments (die Saiteninstrumente) in German Label the string musical instruments in German.  
    http://www.enchantedlearning.com/language/german/label/stringinstruments/

42. Swami Vadya Kendra -- For The Best Instruments
    Musical instrument shop selling harmoniums, string instruments, electronics and books.  
    http://www.swamivadyakendra.com/
    
    Extractions: also in great demand abroad. Enjoy aesthetic pleasure and satisfaction for years together as all its instruments are designed with exceptional sound and enhansive features that ensures you of world class quality that you rely on. Dedication to quality and servcie have ensured that the name stands for the best.

43. Evolution Of String Instruments
    EVOLUTION OF string instruments by Joelle Fancher Morton. Date, c.1480, c.1600, c.1660 WOUND STRINGS, c.1725. Viola da braccio 4 strings  
    http://www.earlybass.com/evolution.htm

44. String Instruments
    This, the largest of the bowed instruments, is called double because it was used to and a different method of tuning, but without it, the strings would sound  
    http://www.philorch.org/styles/poa02e/www/imaginations/mto_string.htm
    
    Extractions: All Programs School Concerts Curriculum Mtrls. Family Concerts Sound All Around Greenfield Comp. Master Classes Open Dress Rehear. Neighbor. Concerts Access Circle Ed. Advisory Cncl. Teacher Seminars Schools Program Music Inside Out Pre-Concert Convers. Lecture Luncheons Concert Volunteers Rhapsody Program Teacher Workshops 21st Cent. Society Community Events Ticket Turn-in By far the most numerous part of the orchestra, the strings are especially fascinating to watch. The bowing is carefully marked in each musical score, and during the concert you can see the arms and bows sweep across the strings, all going up and down in unison. A wonderful "sound-sight!" The strings may also be tapped with the bow or plucked with the players' fingers. The Violin The most important of the bowed instruments has a long and colorful background. It probably originated in China, traveled west through India and Persia, and finally reached Western Europe. In the 17th and 18th centuries, the violin was perfected by great Italian craftsmen, and their instruments, many still in use, are among the most valuable in the world. The violins are divided into "first" and "second" sections, each with its own musical responsibilities.

45. Pentasystem.com
    Maestro Alex Gregory. The fundamental concept of Pentasystem Guitars are innovations relating to fivestring instruments tuned in fifths.  
    http://www.pentasystem.com/

46. Yoko Hiraoka-Japanese Music For String Instruments
    shaped with four or five strings and played with a large plectrum, it was brought from China to Japan in the late 7th century with other instruments of gagaku  
    http://atlas.csd.net/~yhiraoka/
    
    Extractions: l performances recordings links ... links For concert/lecture booking inquiries, please contact David Sawyer at shin-on@mindspring.com In a formal concert setting, Ms. Hiraoka presents the very finest Japanese traditional and modern music. Her performances are charming, elegant and powerful. Please see the Performances Page for Ms. Hiraoka's schedule. Performances and Concert Booking Yoko Hiraoka is a senior master performer of Koto, Shamisen and Jiuta voice. Her professional performance career originated in Kyoto, Japan and spans almost 30 years. As a Jiuta singer she draws on literary sources as varied as the Kokin-waka shu and the Tales of Genji and Heike, performing classical pieces from the early 17th. Century onwards. Her repertoire includes Twentieth Century contemporary Japanese works for koto and shamisen. She performs extensively in both countries at festivals, concerts, lectures-recitals, and in television and studio recordings. She has been a member of Kyoto Hogaku Group (an orchestra of traditional Japanese instruments) and Kyoto Sankyoku-kai in Japan. She also plays with the Kyoto-based Shikandaza Ensemble. Performances have included playing on the album Mandala by Kitaro, and performing at the International Shakuhachi Festival, Art Institute of Chicago, Bowdoin College, the Aspen Dance Festival and at other venues including Emory University, Portland Art Museum, the World Bank Headquarters in Washington, D.C. and major music festivals throughout the USA.

47. String Instruments
    string instruments (streeng INstruh-mentz) Any musical instrument that produces sound by means of vibrating strings. The strings  
    http://www.music.vt.edu/musicdictionary/texts/Stringinstruments.html
    
    Extractions: Any musical instrument that produces sound by means of vibrating strings . The strings are under appropriate tension, and are set into vibration by being plucked (as the harp guitar , or lute , etc.), strummed (as the harp guitar , or lute , etc.), struck (as the piano dulcimer , or clavichord , etc.), or bowed (as the violin viol , or 'cello , etc.). More about instruments. Barber: Adagio for Strings, Op. 9 PLAY Disc 1, Track 36 STOP EJECT DISC

48. George Woodall Fine String Instruments
    Dealer in highend string instruments, specializing in the 18th century instrunments. Sell, buy, appraisals, consignments, research.  
    http://members.cruzio.com/~gwfine/
    
    Extractions: Fine String Instruments Introduction George Woodall formed George Woodall Fine String Instruments in 1974 after trading for fifteen years. Dr. Woodall was reared in Santa Cruz California, graduated from Stanford and received a Ph.D. in chemistry. He published several original articles in photochemistry, on alkane molecules. He was a professor of chemistry for seventeen years at the University of Toronto. At Stanford, Dr. Woodall was a double major, playing bass in several local orchestras and upon graduation, he joined the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. He was principal bass of dozens of major orchestras, including the New Zealand National Orchestra. He taught bass at the Royal Conservatory in Toronto and in every area where he worked. His teachers were Anton Torello of the Philadelphia Orchestra and Philip Karp of the San Francisco Symphony. Dr. Woodall was also an orchestra manager and contractor for hundreds of travelling orchestras, including the Bolshoi Ballet, Ice Capades, Moscow Circus, Royal Dutch Ballet and others. He began collecting fine instruments in 1971 and currently owns two Venetian contrabasses. Dr.Woodall has marketed many celebrated instruments, including the David Tecchler violoncello owned by the famous 'cellist Emannuel Feuermann. He recently handled an estate sale of a J.B. Guadagnini violin.

49. Bowed Strings
    Scientific acoustic descriptions show the physics of bowed string instruments.  
    http://www-ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/smith-nam/Bowed_Strings.html

50. Yamaha Corporation Of America - String Instruments
    Packages. Accessories. string instruments. Percussion Instruments. Wind Instruments. Yamaha MusicSoft. string instruments. Percussion Instruments. Wind Instruments.  
    http://www.yamaha.com/yamahavgn/CDA/Catalog/Catalog_GSMOCX/0,6366,CTID%3D231300%
    
    Extractions: Become a Member Yamaha Gear Yamaha Drum Wear ... Violin Superb quality and variety for every violinist Viola No ensemble is complete without a Yamaha viola Cello Bass Easy mobility and a rich acoustic sound by Yamaha Carbon Fiber Bows Amplifiers Share your greatest performances with others Accessories Yamaha Home Shop Online Search ... New Product Registration

51. Soundpost Online Spring 2004
    Magazine/ discussion forum for players, makers and collectors of string instruments, bows.  
    http://www.soundpostonline.com

52. Growabrain: Music - String Instruments Archives
    January 31, 2004. Old Odd Links of string instruments. January 31, 2004 in Music string instruments Permalink Comments (0) TrackBack.  
    http://growabrain.typepad.com/growabrain/music_string_instruments/
    
    Extractions: open links in new window About Me Syndicate this site (XML) Add me to your TypePad People list Suggest a link 2 Guitars At Once, By John Bowden (From "Weird Links" Adrian Legg A Guide to Medieval and Renaissance Instruments Air Guitar World Championship in Oulu, Finland in August Auto-Harp Artist of the Month Capek, Czech Mandolin builder Chrysalis Foundation , building new acoustic musical instruments - 11/17/03 Django Reinhardt Swing Page Dr. Horsehair Music Co. - Banjo recordings and Banjo instruction books by Bob Flesher in the modern-day clawhammer banjo or frailing style and the old-time minstrel banjo stroke style Eastman Archtop guitars (From "Bifurcated Rivets" Fender World (From Hi Newman , Christian musician ) - 8/9/03 Fetish Guitars Gibson Custom debuts 'The Birth of Christ tribute guitar' (- 11/11/03) and Gibson cashes in as baby boomers rock on - Nostalgia fuels guitar maker's revival "Guitarded" , make guitar noises with your mouth... (From

53. Dan Lawrence String Instruments-sales, Repairs Of Violin, Viola, Cello Bass
    Buy, sell, and repair classical string instruments. (Kansas City area)  
    http://www.danlawrenceviolins.com/

54. Rodney Mueller
    Violin page will provide information about the Arabic style of violin playing as well as links to other nonwestern string instruments and musical styles.  
    http://www.ed.uiuc.edu/courses/EdPsy387-Sp95/Rodney-Mueller/stringed/home.html

55. Violin World - The World Of Violins
    Sales of string instruments various price ranges. Toll free phone orders.  
    http://www.amacviolins.com
    
    Extractions: VIOLIN FAMILY SOUND POST CLASSIFIED KINDS LAND ... SEARCH CONTENTS: HISTORY LUTHERIE DEALERS PERFORMERS ... CONTACT US About The Site T his site is dedicated to all violin and string-instrument enthusiasts the world over. Whether you are a player, teacher, maker, collector, or dealer, ViolinMan.com is at your service. We would like to share our limited knowledge of the violin family with you, and we also welcome any constructive suggestions you may have to make this site the definitive Internet source for all things pertaining to the violin Add your free listing here AMAC VIOLIN CENTER S SATORI STRINGS Proud to be a supporter for this site Welcome! The site is currently under construction and we will put everything together soon. Please visit us again! VIOLIN FAMILY SOUND POST CLASSIFIED KINDS LAND ... SEARCH

56. Dan Lawrence String Instruments-sales, Repairs Of Violin, Viola, Cello Bass
    Dan Lawrence string instruments, selling, repairing violin family instruments since 1976. Current offerings of instruments and books.  
    http://www.home.earthlink.net/~dlviolin/

57. Acoustics
    All of this is required for the musical instruments string instruments are given thinner strings for the high tones, shorter ones for the deep tones (piano  
    http://kr.cs.ait.ac.th/~radok/physics/i4.htm
    
    Extractions: Acoustics I4 Sound instruments Strings A string is a straight, threadlike, elastic body (intestine, metal), which is stretched by tension and all points of which apart from its ends are free to move. When it is displaced from its position of rest (by striking with a hammer, rubbed with a bow, tugged with a finger) and then released, it flings back, bypasses its position of rest , returns, etc. If its period is large enough, it gives a sound. The law for the ensuing vibrations can be explained by the Monochord (Greek: monos = single, Fig. 319 ) - effectively a string - the length and tension of which can be changed measurably and which can be replaced by another string. You tighten the string by weights, the length of the vibrating part is determined by the clamps N and U. The tone is only weak in the absence of a resonance board, but, in return, the Monochord is clear of vagueness, which would come with it. You find the number of oscillations per second in dependence on the material, the dimensions and the tension of the string. It is the larger, that is, the tone is the higher, the shorter and thinner is the string, the smaller is the specific weight of the material the larger the tension. The dependence of the Hertz number n on these parameters is given by the formula of Brook Taylor with d the diameter, l the length, p the specific weight of the string, g·m

58. American Balalaika Symphony
    Performs symphonic and folk music on the balalaika and domra, traditional Russian pluckedstring instruments, combining the best of Russian and American traditions.  
    http://www.balalaika.biz
    
    Extractions: is a unique symphony orchestra based in the Washington, DC metropolitan area that performs music ranging from folk to symphonic. A balalaika orchestra is similar to a traditional symphony orchestra but uses Russian plucked string instruments such as the balalaika and domra rather than Western bowed instruments like the violin and cello. The orchestra's unique sound is rounded out by accordion and bayan (Russian button accordion), gusli (an ancient Russian table harp), and full wind and percussion sections. The sound is distinctive but familiarly symphonic. The American Balalaika Symphony was founded in 2001 by conductor and artistic director Peter Trofimenko. The group consists of an internationally diverse mixture of professional and amateur musicians in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. The ABS is seeking musicians to play with our group. We also welcome those who are interested in contributing to the orchestra in non-musical ways. Please visit our "join" page to find out more and then contact us by phone or email. American Balalaika Symphony 3811 N. 14th St.

59. New Page 1
    Features electric violins, cellos, and viola's custom made piezoelectric skeletal frame electric string instruments.  
    http://www.violectra.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: UNISON STRINGS " " ~ THE VIOLECTRA TOUR STARTS HERE ! 3 STRING VIOLIN-BASS Tuning: F#, B, E Woods: Poplar, Cedar, Ebony Finish: Natural Satin ~ VIEW NEWS PAGE ~ 5 STRING VIOLIN Tuning: E A D G C Woods: Sycamore, Ebony Finish: Cherry Red Sunburst ~VIEW VIOLINS PAGE ~ 5 STRING VIOLA~ High Tuning Tuning: E A D G C Woods: Sycamore, Ebony Finish: Natural Satin ~ VIEW VIOLAS PAGE ~ 1/2 SIZE CELLO: Custom Made. Tuning: A D G C Woods: Sycamore, Ebony Finish: Sea Blue Stain VIEW CELLOS PAGE ~ VIOLECTRA U.K. ELECTRIC VIOLIN MAKER; DAVID BRUCE JOHNSON . In the past 12 years, David has been grateful to make Violectra for over 145 professional artists worldwide, including Nigel Kennedy, Bond, Wild, Alfredo de la Fe, Oasis, The Wonder Stuff, The Pogues, Dave Swarbrick, Jean-Luc Ponty, Didier Lockwood, and many other discerning players. Violectra combines a distinctive sound with an excellence in design and construction in a dynamic range of spray finishes.

60. Zeta Electric String Instruments
    Zeta Electric string instruments. All item listed are standard colors Available. Optional colors available from chart for $219.00 (est.3 month delivery).  
    http://www1.inetba.com/birdlandmusic/productCat8388.ctlg

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