violins

Violins are stringed musical instruments that produce sound when a player draws a bow or plucks their strings. The strings are tightened over a wooden body called a resonator, which amplifies vibrations. When the strings vibrate, they create sound waves that resonate through the instrument’s hollow body, producing rich, expressive tones. Pitch is controlled by pressing fingers on the fingerboard, changing string length and tension. Violins are fundamental to many musical styles, valued for their versatility, dynamic range, and emotional expressiveness. They are played with precise technique and can deliver both delicate melodies and powerful sounds.