39 violin parts diagram
These parts of the violin are crafted after a cursive style F. Bridge - The violin bridge holds up the strings. It is shaped in an arch to make it possible to play on one string at a time. Of all the parts of the violin this is the most delicate. A Violin Luthier must carve the bridge feet to fit the top of the violin. On a 4-sting violin, the nut have four evenly distributed string grooves carved to hold the strings in place. Fingerboard/Neck The neck of the violin is the long wooden piece located between the pegbox and the body of the instrument. Usually it is a small piece of wood where you press your fingers to produce notes on the instrument. There are many parts to a violin, viola, and cello, and these diagrams show the basic parts and names of areas on the stringed instrument shown. The interior of the instrument also contains a sound post, bass bar, corner blocks, end block, and neck block, as well as the linings throughout, around the whole interior curvature of the ...