What is National Violin Day?
National Violin Day, December 13th, honoring an instrument also known as the fiddle, honors the bow stringed instrument beloved around the world.
The violinist manipulates the sound in several ways by drawing the bow across the strings. To be a violinist, the violinist masters the violin by various bowing techniques. Not only notes, but also the note's quality are dictating. The strokes were not limited to notes, but the note's quality was determined.
Although we often associate the violin with classical music, it does not necessarily fit into genres. The violinist, for example, demonstrates the versatility of the violin by extensive use in baroque music, jazz, folk music, rock and roll, and soft rock.
The violin's modern characteristics in Italy during the 16th century were largely developed by violin-makers, who had ancient roots, but violin-makers created the majority of the violin's modern characteristics in Italy during the 16th century. In the 18th and 19th centuries, further changes were made.
Violin history
