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This paper will focus on the relationship between physics and the violin. It will describe how several subjects regarding physics pertain to the production of sound by the violin. Some of these subjects include standing waves, frequency, friction, and resonance. However, these are only a few of the topics of physics that cover its relation to the violin. A considerable amount of mind and body coordination as well as years of practice are crucial for the success of a musician. Still, having a better understanding about physics and how it applies to the violin can help any musician perform better with the violin.
This paper will focus on the relationship between physics and the violin. It will describe how several subjects regarding physics pertain to the production of sound by the violin. Some of these subjects include standing waves, frequency, friction, and resonance. However, these are only a few of the topics of physics that cover its relation to the violin. A considerable amount of mind and body coordination as well as years of practice are crucial for the success of a musician. Still, having a better understanding about physics and how it applies to the violin can help any musician perform better with the violin.
Hey Luisa! Very impressive presentation. I was surprised by the fact that the reason that each string makes a different sound is due to the frequency that it makes, which is caused by the thickness of the specific string
ReplyDeleteGreat job Luisa! I mentioned other instruments in my project, so it was cool to see how violins share similar components.
ReplyDeleteThis was very interesting. Thank you for all the new knowledge!
ReplyDeleteThis was indeed a fascinating project on the relationship of physics and the wonderful instrument of the violin! I always thought the violin sounded phenomenal and now I am aware of the physics behind the great sounds!
ReplyDeleteGood job Luisa! This was a fascinating presentation.
ReplyDeleteThis was great Luisa! I never truly knew how much physics there was behind the simple sound and music of the violin.
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