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42. Swami Vadya Kendra -- For The Best Instruments Musical instrument shop selling harmoniums, string instruments, electronics and books. http://www.swamivadyakendra.com/

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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

EVOLUTION OF STRING INSTRUMENTS by Joelle Fancher Morton Date c.1480 c.1600 c.1660 WOUND STRINGS c.1725 "Viola da braccio" 4 strings (or 3) carved back overhand bow* thin sides high tension played standing* tuned in 5ths contrabass goes out of use contrabass (EE AA D G or goes out of use c.1735 goes out of use c.1700 "Viola da Gamba" 6 strings (or 5) frets flat back underhand bow thick sides low tension played sitting tuned in 4ths w/3rd bass (GG C F A d g) "treble" viol (D g c e a' d') > "alto" viol (G C f a d g') > "tenor" viol (G C f a d g') -> "bass" viol (DD G C e a d) -> (GG C F A d g) (DD GG C E A d) goes out of use goes out of use goes out of use goes out of use used until c.1740's used until c.1740's, but much less commonly New Additions/Hybrids (FF) AA D F# A "Viennese tuning"

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

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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/

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

String instruments (streeng IN-struh-mentz) 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. AUDIO EXAMPLES: Barber: Adagio for Strings, Op. 9 PLAY Disc 1, Track 36 STOP EJECT DISC Beethoven: String Quartet in F major, Op. 59, No. 1 (Ruzumovsky), I PLAY Disc 2, Track 30 STOP EJECT DISC Grieg: Peer Gynt Suite, Op. 46, No. 1, "Ase's Death" PLAY Disc 1, Track 67 STOP EJECT DISC PLAY Disc 3, Track 39 STOP EJECT DISC Sibelius: Finlandia, Op. 26, (main theme, strings) PLAY Disc 1, Track 8 STOP EJECT DISC Dictionary Home

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/

Instruments Violins Violas Violoncellos ... Contact George Woodall 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

Bowed Strings Practical Details PHYSICAL AUDIO SIGNAL PROCESSING: DIGITAL WAVEGUIDE MODELING OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND AUDIO Contents ... Search Bowed Strings Subsections Bowed Strings Digital Waveguide Bowed-String Implementation The Bow-String Scattering Junction Bowed Strings ... Physical Audio Signal Processing: Digital Waveguide Modeling of Musical Instruments and Audio Effects '', by Julius O. Smith III , (2004 DRAFT). (Browser settings for best viewing results) (How to cite this work) (Order a printed hardcopy) by Julius O. Smith III Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA), Stanford University

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

Where Players Makers and Connoisseurs of the Violin Meet to Exchange News Views and Information Spring 2004 vol 3 #15 Please Sign up to receive e-mail notice of updates to Soundpost Online A Detailed Study: THE GROSSE FUGUES COMPARED, OP. 133, 134 of BEETHOVEN by Teresa Szu-pei Yu Research Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow 2: THE CASE FOR CONSERVATION OF FINE STRING INSTRUMENTS by Ralph Wolin Workbench Sound Off: SOUNDPOST ONLINE MESSAGE BOARD Post Here Learning Musical Efficacy: HOW TO PRACTICE THE VIOLIN by Stefan Hersh Studio ORDER THE X-RAY Tee SHIRT Here Home Research Studio ... Contact

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/

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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

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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

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

The American Balalaika Symphony 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/

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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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