| The conductor will determine the number
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| | because of the recessed compartment it
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| of stringed instruments in a symphonic
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| | contains.
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| orchestra at any one time because it is
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| | Each musician that plays a string musical
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| his responsibility to select the music
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| | instrument will be provided with a
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| that will be played during a concert
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| | musical stand at each symphonic concert.
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| performance. The category for string
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| | The musical stand is used to hold the
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| instruments in a symphonic orchestra will
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| | various sheets of music that will be
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| include instruments such as the violin,
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| | played during a concert and the musicians
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| viola, cellos, double basses, harp, and
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| | that play stringed instruments will be
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| the piano. There are limits to the number
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| | seated with chairs that point toward one
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| of stringed instruments, and symphonic
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| | stand because the sheets of music are
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| orchestras use only one piano and harp.
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| | shared between two musicians. One of
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| Each of these instruments incorporates
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| | those musicians will be given the
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| the use of string to produce a musical
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| | responsibility of turning the sheets of
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| sound. The methods for producing a
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| | music throughout the concert.
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| musical sound incorporate the use of
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| | The responsibility for tuning string
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| other musical accessories like a bow. A
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| | styled musical instruments is left up to
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| musician will train for many years to
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| | the musician. The task is not a difficult
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| perfect the musical notes on a scale for
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| | one because the tuning process only
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| each instrument, and some find that they
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| | involves tightening or loosening of the
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| can incorporate the use of the hands to
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| | string, which is mounted on the
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| pluck music from the string instrument if
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| | instrument at various points with a
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| that instrument is the violin or cello.
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| | wooden piece, called a resonator.
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| The harp will require the use of hands
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| | A string styled musical instrument is
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| only to produce a musical note and the
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| | capable of emitting a wide range of
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| piano incorporates the use of certain key
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| | sounds. A concert musician can regulate
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| combinations to get the desired sound.
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| | and control the pitch of those sounds by
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| Musicians view string instruments such as
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| | adjusting the level of tightness in the
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| the violin and violas as more user
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| | string. The process for tuning a stringed
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| friendly because they are smaller and
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| | musical instrument is simplified somewhat
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| easy to carry. These stringed instruments
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| | because each string on the musical
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| will usually be stored in a carry case
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| | instrument will be attached to a knob.
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| that is reinforced with foam that is the
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| | The knob can be hand turned in either
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| perfect shape of the instrument that is
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| | direction anytime the string is deemed
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| carried inside. The storage cases used
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| | too loose or tight. The high range sounds
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| for stringed musical instruments such as
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| | are emitted when the string is set at its
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| the cellos and double basses are
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| | tightest setting and other strings can be
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| considerably larger. The sheer size of
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| | loosened to gain access to the lower
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| the case will make it difficult to carry,
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| | notes on the musical scale.
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| but musicians are assured of safety
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