Can a violin play middle C?
Middle C is on the violin G string. It can most easily be played in first position, 3rd finger. There is only one spot on the entire violin where you can get middle C. You'll have to go to your lowest string, the “G" string or IV, and play a fourth up on it: third position.
What is the lowest note a violin can play?
Pitch range
The lowest note of a violin, tuned normally, is G3, or G below middle C (C4). (On rare occasions, the lowest string may be tuned down by as much as a fourth, to D3.)
What is the highest note you can play on violin?
The highest playable note on the violin is A7, assuming that your violin is tuned in perfect fifths. However, it's important to note that E7 is a practical limit for composing violin music, as the notes above this are difficult to play and not commonly used in violin sheet music.
What is the highest frequency a violin can play?
Violin Frequency Range
The violin's lowest note, G3, is 196 Hz while E7, the highest practical limit of the violin, is 2,637 Hz. A7, the highest actual note, is 3,520 Hz and D8 played using artificial harmonics is 4,698 Hz.
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