May I ask whether a 16 year old girl with an acuity is suitable for violin or cello

Sometimes, it can be lonely. Because, art is not universal.

The violin, with few strings and proud sound, always has a sense of detachment.

cello, its tone is soft and wide, and the sound is muddy and dull (thick); The violin has a clear timbre and a slightly more intense sound... These are purely personal opinions.

Well, if you're really like what you've depicted ... I would advise you not to learn them.

You can consider piano (finger advantage), jazz drum (for character). Hehe, Dianji is also a good choice. Because the guitar is rich in color, and it is better at expressing delicate and full feelings...

These instruments can make your personality more demure and elegant, make your mind more agile, and make your emotions more delicate, which can make your charm more shining.

I'm not going to divide it. It's been a long time since I've been free. Hehe.. It's good to buy it with your own part-time job!!

The insider tells you that the piano is in your hand, and it expresses your feelings. You can be happy, you can be excited, you can be lost, you can be sad, you can be angry. The problem is that you can't learn it right now.

I've been studying for twelve years at your age, and I'm at level 10 by then. It's good that you like the cello, you're very tasteful, but you know, a lot of things are easier said than done. It's hard for me to express how hard it is to learn the cello, and there are many people who want to learn the piano and then give up...

Violin, it sounds great. I think so anyway, and I've been learning the violin since I was four years old.

This has little to do with personality, because after all, there are works that suit you.

The most important thing is which tone you prefer.

Also, the length of your little finger. If the little finger is too short, learning the cello will be more difficult ......Of course, strings are difficult, and it's not enough to stick with interest alone.

Judging by your personality, it should be a cello, but it's better for girls to learn violin! It is recommended that you learn the violin.

Violin, you have a withdrawn personality, and learning the cello will be even more withdrawn!

The sound of the cello is very low, and it is a little scary to listen to at night!

Violin comparatively can be self-intoxicating! It is highly recommended that you come and learn the violin!

Learn the violin. But you have to have the perseverance to keep going. Keep it at it and it will bring you endless joy.

Also, you have to communicate with people slowly. By violin. Actually, everyone is fine.

You will be happier and have more friends.

Finally, I wish you happiness and healthy growth.

Your age and personality are more suitable for the cello.

Cello. The cello has a more melancholic temperament.

1. In terms of learning difficulty, the two instruments are at a similar level, and the cello is obviously much easier than the violin.

2. In terms of the number of learners, there are too many people learning violin, but cello is the opposite, if you study hard for three years in high school, you will get good results, and it will be very beneficial to your future studies. When I used to be in a symphony orchestra at university, it was difficult to recruit good amateur players for the cello, but the competition for the violin was fierce.

3. It is also more suitable from the characteristics of your hand, because the cello fingerboard is long, and there will be no too high requirements for the thickness of the fingers, especially if you are 16 years old, and the hand is basically fixed.

4. You will not have any obstacles in reading music when learning cello, because you have studied the electronic piano and must be very familiar with the bass clef, so you can also apply what you have learned.

Of course, the final choice depends on your interest bias, I just analyze it objectively, I hope it will help you.

Sure the violin is good!

It is convenient to carry, and it will be more temperamental, ** there are high and low, you can buy a low price at the beginning. And the cello can only be played at home or in the piano shop, and it is still so heavy, girls, think twice! There are also cellos at least a few thousand, if you can't hold on, you can...

I suggest you learn the violin.

Answer: The piano is easy to get started with, and it is difficult to master it, and the piano is a person who can pull out the movement, and it is not out of tune, but as you learn deeply, the subjects accompanying the piano will be very complex, such as harmony, song analysis, ** learning, etc.

The cello is difficult to get started, and it is not easy to be proficient, but it is not as complicated as the piano, and I think it is impossible to get the tone right at the beginning, without a few years of effort, so it will consume a lot of your time, and it is easy for you to give up.

I would like to add the sound characteristics of both instruments.

The piano is a flowing water, more suitable for running, fast playing clean and thorough, and changeable, can be a spring dingdong, can also be thousands of horses.

The cello sound is soft and coherent, and although the piano can also imitate the sound of strings, it is only imitation, and that kind of tension is difficult for the piano to achieve.

Personally, I play the piano, and I like the sound of the cello, but I know that I can't play the cello, and I can still play the piano.

I think it's better to learn the violin, because it's easier to take the violin with you, and I think it's easier to learn than the cello.

The violin is good, more temperamental, more elegant, and easier for the violinist to press the strings.

The cello has a taste, but it's expensive... I really want to learn to mention it, but unfortunately I can't afford it, so I can only learn it. . .

The violin is good, it is available at all price points, and it is very temperamental, and it does not weigh much.

The length of the fingers doesn't matter much, but the length of the fingers will still be more advantageous, in fact, I don't think the violin is as difficult to learn as others say, I've been learning it for 6 years. **If you have a good foundation, it's actually very easy to get started.

Or the cello ......It is more difficult to ...... the small mentionI learned the viola (viola......Probably haven't heard ......I have studied the piano for 7 years (and am still learning) I feel that the violin needs to be more perceptive, and the pitch should be good, and you must be patient (to avoid hearing your own very painful notes and lose interest in **), and the violator is also very handsome, I see that the vio of our orchestra seems to be quite small ......But the most important thing is interest, because the violin is not so easy to stick to ......

Let's learn cello at the age of 16! It's relatively easy!!