Games - Alto Alpha game. AL200-3-4
Games - Alto Alpha game. AL200
Games - Alto Domi game. 141-1-2
Sets - Viola set - Dominant 141
Restocking - Single strings - Alto - Dominant - C 3/4
Restocking - Single strings - Alto - Dominant - D 1/2
Restocking - Single strings - Alto - Dominant - A 3/4
Reassortments - D Alto Alphayue 3/4 Âme Synthétique filé chrome
Restocking - Single Rope - Dominant - A
A for violin and viola
A set of viola strings consists of four strings stretched between the pegs and tailpiece of the instrument. The strings in a viola string set are classified according to their thickness and the note they produce. The notes from the lowest to the highest strings are: C, G, D and A.
The choice of a viola string set depends on several factors such as the level of the player, the style of music played, the desired tone and the response of the instrument.
Steel strings are more common for beginners because they are more durable and less expensive. Gut strings are often preferred by professional musicians for their warm and rich sound, but they are more fragile and expensive.
There are also synthetic strings that offer a combination of durability, sound and low cost. Synthetic strings often have a brighter, clearer sound than gut strings, which may be appropriate for some styles of music.
In summary, choosing a set of viola strings is an important decision that depends on several factors. Musicians should try different types of strings to find the ones that best suit their playing style and instrument.