Mastering the Art of Stringed Instruments

Piano is a keyboard instrument, not a stringed instrument.

Guitar is the most popular and widely played stringed instrument in the world.

Double bass is the largest and lowest-pitched stringed instrument in the violin family.

Plucking is the technique of using the fingers to pull the strings of a guitar or other stringed instrument.

Violin is a common instrument in classical music and jazz.

Bridge is the part of a stringed instrument that holds the strings in place and transfers their vibrations to the body of the instrument.

Violin is known for its high, piercing sound.

Fingering is the technique of using the fingers to press the strings of a stringed instrument against the fingerboard to change the pitch.

Guitar is a common instrument in folk and country music.

Tuning pegs are the part of a stringed instrument that is used to tune the strings.

Cello is known for its mellow, warm sound.

Vibrato is the technique of using the finger to rapidly move back and forth on the string to create a vibrato effect.

Guitar is a common instrument in rock and pop music.

Neck is the part of a stringed instrument that connects the neck to the body.

Viola is known for its bright, clear sound.