The Playing Environment Has Requirements For The Sound Of The Violin

09-26-2024

The Playing Environment Has Requirements For The Sound Of The Violin
The composition of the band and the type of piece played also place different demands on the sound of the instrument. When playing a concerto with a large orchestra, the volume of the instrument's sound is demanding. The sound of a good violin has a penetrating power that can be transmitted to every corner of the hall filled with thousands of

people, through the accompaniment of dozens of instruments of the orchestra. Quartet orchestras and chamber music players have strict requirements for the timbre of the violin, they require the timbre of the instrument to be uniform, the timbre of the upper and lower parts to be well connected, and the quality of the violin entry note to be high, clean, sensitive, and expressive.