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Describe the difference in sound between a flute and a violin?
Describe the difference in sound between a flute and a violin?
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The discussion clarifies the distinct sound characteristics of a flute and a violin. Flutes produce a hollow sound due to their design and the way air is manipulated, while violins generate a fuller sound owing to their body structure and string vibration. The conversation also includes a reference to a resource on "Musical Acoustics" from the University of New South Wales for further exploration of these concepts.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of basic musical acoustics
- Familiarity with woodwind and string instrument classifications
- Knowledge of sound wave properties
- Awareness of instrument construction and design
- Explore the principles of sound production in woodwind instruments
- Research the acoustics of string instruments, focusing on violin construction
- Learn about the physics of sound waves and their properties
- Investigate the impact of material and design on instrument sound quality
Musicians, music educators, acoustics researchers, and anyone interested in the comparative study of musical instruments.
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I think you are in the wrong part of this forum.
Flutes sound hollow, while a violin sounds full.
Flutes sound hollow, while a violin sounds full.
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Hi drgatitafiera! Welcome to PF!
Here's a cool New South Wales website on "Musical Acoustics" that may help …
http://www.phys.unsw.edu.au/jw/basics.html"
Hi drgatitafiera! Welcome to PF!
Here's a cool New South Wales website on "Musical Acoustics" that may help …
http://www.phys.unsw.edu.au/jw/basics.html"
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