How to Play Violin/Parts of the Violin
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Here are the various parts of the violin
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- Fingerboard -- This is where the fiddler's fingers are placed to change the note being played.
- Tuning Pegs -- These are used to tune the strings of the fiddle, and are located underneath the scroll, a small spiral-shaped ornament on the top of the neck of the fiddle.
- F-Holes -- These are f-shaped holes in the fiddle that are important in the fiddle's production of sound.
- Bridge -- This is one of the smallest parts of the fiddle that suspends the strings above the fingerboard. It is set directly between the 2 center points of the F-holes.
- Fine Tuners -- These are used for tuning the fiddle's strings within a very small range (the tuning pegs change the note a lot more than the fine tuners).
- Chinrest -- This is where the chin of the fiddler is placed and is important in supporting the fiddle.
