Some problems with violin stringing, what is violin stringing?

Go to the piano shop and buy a tuning fork.

It is sold in all major piano stores, and if you touch the round thing lightly to the body part, you will hear the pitch of the standard note of the A string

Tuning forks are different, the cheap ones are more than 20 yuan, and the expensive ones can be hundreds. The tuning fork does not have an error in pitch.

The more expensive the smaller, and the more expensive it is, it may not be accurate.

Teach you a way There must be an electronic tuning device where the tuning fork is sold, let the store grab a tuning fork out, and then let him take a tuning fork, and try it one by one, until you try the most accurate one

It's the tuner,,The general one is five or six yuan,,Remember to buy the violin version of the tuner,,It's four tones,But even if you have it, it's not necessarily accurate,,If it's a new piano, the sound will be easy to run。 Well, that's all, gone.

I use the kind of timpani that I blow, and the piano box is given to me when I buy the piano, and it is recommended that you buy 4 fine-tuning, one for each of the four strings, generally a few dollars a piece, and dozens of dollars for one, but there is no difference, the fine-tuning can assist you in tuning, which is stronger than twisting the pins, because sometimes the pitch is only a little worse, and the fine-tuning is just right.

The timpani of the four strings on the violin is the small group G, the small group D, the small group A, and the small second group E, that is, the bass 5, alto 2, alto 6, and treble 3 (5263) in C major.

When tuning, first tune the A string, which can be adjusted according to the 6 notes of the piano, and then tune the D, G, and E strings in turn (corresponding to the piano alto 2, bass 5, and treble 3).

The violin is set in the picture below

How to set the strings of the cello.

1.Each string should be mounted on a specified pin, and the strings should be wound in order.

2.The strings should be as straight as possible so that the strings are not easy to loosen. Do not stagger, so that the strings are held back by each other.

3.After the string penetrates the shaft hole, the direction of twisting is from the inside out, taking care not to reverse twist.

4.In order to make the tuning convenient, the direction and position of the chord shaft should be adjusted when installing the strings.

5.When setting strings, the pitch of the A string is generally set first, and then the D, E, and G strings are determined according to the pitch of the A string. Sometimes, after a few strings have been moved, the pitch of the A string will be low, so it needs to be proofread repeatedly.

6.When learning to set the strings, you can listen to the single note first, and when the pitch is basically set, then pull the two strings at the same time, and adjust them slightly until the sound is completely harmonious.

7.The process of setting the strings is also the process of ear training, and it is important to avoid practicing the piano before the strings are set.

8.The pins will become tighter and looser due to climate change, making tuning inconvenient. If it's too tight, you can use a pencil lead to apply the shaft, and if it's too loose, you can apply some rosin.

Chalk ash is also available).

The violin is an instrument in the key of C, and the four strings are constant, as is the tonality. When the violin is tuned, the second string, the A string, is tuned first, and then the other strings are tuned as the standard. The violin should be tuned with a tuner, so that the tuning effect is better and the pitch is more accurate.

Although the violin is in the key of C, it is possible to play pieces of music with different tones by changing the fingering and position of the left hand, and the tone of the violin itself does not change. The position of the fingers of the left hand of the violin on the piano is the position, and the fingering of different positions is different, and the tone played is also different. There is a phenomenon of overlap in different vocal ranges on different strings, so that the tone of the violin strings can be better calibrated, and there are a variety of different fingers to choose from when playing, and you can choose the most convenient one.

The closer you are to the headstock, the higher the pitch, and the higher the pitch is for a single string, and the thinner string tuners will be on the higher side. There are also many ways to change the handle with the left hand, such as changing the handle with the empty string, changing the handle with the same finger, changing the handle with different fingers, changing the handle with the overtone, and so on. Overtones are a relatively high tone, and it is necessary to master the technique when playing.

With the help of other strings, you can pull out the G note, and then tune it while pulling, and the same name note forms an octave, which can be listened to when tuned and resonated when tuned. This completes the timbre.

The cello, like the violin or other members of the stringed instrument family, has four strings, a range of about four octaves, and an octave lower than the viola (c-g-d-a), and the score is usually on a bass clef and sometimes a alto clef in the higher registers.

The first A string of the cello is gorgeous and powerful, full of singing, and the second D string has a hazy tone.

The three- and four-string strings (G, C) are deep and loud and can withstand the very heavy sound of the band.

The so-called fixed key is determined by the number of sharp (" ) or flat ("b") signs on the staff; The pitch on the staff is on the handle of the cello, and the tone is fixed regardless of the key. The relationship between the four strings is always A, D, G, and C. For example, the fourth note of the bass clef stave is the fourth finger of the cello's fixed key, and the sung name is "instigation", which rises as it rises, and descends as it falls, no matter what the key, the roll call is always "instigation".

But the first tone is completely different. The relationship between the four strings in C is A, D, G, C, and 6 2 5 1, the relationship between the strings in D is G, C, F, B, and 5 1 4 7, and in E is f, b, e, a, and 4 7 3 6, and so on for other key fingerings. This eliminates the hassle of turning the line and makes it easy to play.

You can use a timpani c or any other instrument.

Summary. When setting the strings of the cello, the A string should be set to the quasi-pitch, and then the D string, the G string, and the C string should be set in order. When the next three strings are all tuned, the A string at this time is often prone to a change of tone, and the four strings need to be calibrated again.

If you are not confident in your ability to hear and distinguish sounds, you can use an electronic tuner to set the tone of the four strings. However, you should not rely too much on an external tuner, and it is best to learn to be able to adjust the tone of the strings by ear as you practice slowly in the future. In this way, it helps to enhance the sensitivity of your ears to tones, which is helpful for later learning.

Before practicing and playing the cello, it is necessary to set the tone of each string of the piano, which is also one of the things that must be done. Generally, when you first start practicing string fixing, you can listen to the single note of a tuned string repeatedly, and then adjust the other strings according to the tone of this string. In addition, the pins are reinforced to prevent pins from slipping during playing.

How the cello should be stringed.

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When setting the strings of the cello, you should first set the A string as the standard pitch, and then rely on the set A string to continue to set the pitch of the D, G, and C strings in turn. When the next three strings are set in tone, the A string at this time is often prone to a change of tone, and the four strings need to be calibrated again. If you are not confident in your ability to hear and distinguish sounds, you can use an electronic tuner to set the tone of the four strings.

However, you should not rely too much on the external tuner, and in the process of practicing slowly, it is best to learn to be able to adjust the tone of the strings by ear. In this way, it helps to enhance the sensitivity of your ears to tones, which is helpful for later learning. Before practicing and playing the cello, it is necessary to set the tone of each string of the piano, which is also one of the things that must be done.

Generally, when you first start practicing string fixing, you can listen to the single note of a tuned string repeatedly, and then adjust the other strings according to the tone of this string. In addition, the pins are reinforced to prevent pins from slipping during playing.

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1. The pitch of the violin strings is determined in accordance with the C key, from left to right, commonly known as the first string, the second string, the third string, the four strings, the pitch of the second string must be determined first, the pitch of the second string is determined by the piano's **c group of syllables (that is, the lao of the C key), and the pitch difference between the violin strings and the strings is Wuhu Qingdu.

2. Therefore, since the second string is a, then the first string is e; The third string is the d; The four strings are gThe four strings of the violin, from left to right, are: E, A, D, and G.

3. Start with the E string, pluck the strings gently, you will hear the difference between the four tones, and then listen to the sound of any two strings, listen to it a few more times, and you can feel the timbre of the four strings!

4. Determine the A string of the violinDetermine the A string of the violin is the most important step in the violin tuning method, and you must let the bow continue to tune, because in this way you can clearly hear the process of the chord from dissonance to harmony, and it will also give you a concept of whether the sound is high or low, do not develop the habit of pulling and stopping, or stopping the bow and listening to the sound with plucked strings.

5. The order of adjusting the AD double string is AD and DG and finally AE, and you should give priority to listening to the sound of the bow when trying the double string. Playing the key is more helpful for you to understand the interval relationship, and when the third string is in place, you can use the third string to the fourth, and finally the second string to tune the first string.

6. Tune DG and AE well If you understand violin tuning method 4, you are almost half the battle! At this time, you should check the A string repeatedly so that it is always in the right state, tune it as quietly as possible, do not tune it loudly in a chopping way, and try to keep it free of unnecessary noise, which will make you hear the chord changes more clearly in your ears.

Summary. Kiss, glad of your question. The open string sound of the violin is relatively fixed, but subtle variations occur in certain situations.

Kiss, glad of your question. The open string sound of the violin is relatively fixed, but subtle variations occur in certain situations.

Generally speaking, the four empty strings of the violin are G, D, A and E, which correspond to the G, D, A and E tones in **. These open strings are usually tuned according to the international standard pitch, which is 440 hertz (Hz) for the A4 note (also known as the A tone). This type of tuning is widely accepted and is known as the "standard tone".

However, there may also be some slight variations in the pitch of the violin's open strings in different cultures and performances. For example, some classical musicians or folk musicians may use different tuning methods, such as using a lower standard pitch, or fine-tuning open strings to meet the needs of a specific work or performance. Some modern works may require the violin to be played in an unconventional tuning way, resulting in a change in the pitch of the open strings.

So, while the open string sound of a violin is usually fixed, there may be slight variations depending on the player, the culture, or the piece in a given situation. When playing the violin, the player usually adjusts the pitch of the violin's open strings according to the needs of the performance and the agreed tune.