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dimulka [17.4K]
8 months ago
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At the first instrumental "break" in roy acuff’s "tennessee waltz" (c. 1:00), the primary solo instrument is?

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Feliz [49]8 months ago
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Fiddle is the primary solo instrument.

<h3>Why is a fiddle called a violin?</h3>
  • Etymology. The origin of the word fiddle is unclear; it may be native to Germanic, but it most likely stems from the Latin fidula, the earliest word for violin.
  • The name appears to be related to both Old English fiele and Icelandic fila.
<h3>Is there a distinction between a violin and a fiddle?</h3>
  • Most of the time, violins and fiddles are the same instruments played in various genres.
  • Some instruments, however, are made specifically for fiddling rather than for classical music.
  • The strings on these instruments frequently have a flatter bridge, which moves them closer to the fingerboard.

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