What are the four dark pieces of wood used to tune the strings located below the scroll? (Students should never turn them!)

What is the rectangle shaped space that the pegs go into located between the scroll and the nut?

What is the black piece of raised wood at the end of the fingerboard that lifts the strings off of the fingerboard?

What is the wood from the nut to the upperbout called?

What is the long piece of black wood called where you place your fingers to make different notes?

What is the "shoulder" of the instrument called?

What are the "cut outs" on the sides of the instrument called?

What are the holes on the top of the instrument called?

What is the stick located inside the instrument called?

What is the piece of wood that holds up the strings between the fingerboard and the tailpiece?

What is the black piece of wood or plastic which holds the fine tuners and strings?

What are the black screws that make small adjustments to the pitch (high and low sounds) of the strings?

What is a section of music between 2 bar lines called? There are 3 of these in this picture.

A Double Bar Line means

What is the name of the five lines and four spaces we write music on?

How do you call these symbols?

In tone production and bow technique, what does W-A-S-P mean?

A String player needs __________ to helps create friction between the bow hair and strings. It helps the bow grip the strings and produce sound.

As a general rule in playing a string instrument, it is best to place the bow ___________________ .

Which bow motion creates an unpleasant tone production?

TENSION is a friend when...

Which articulation does need straight and direct bow motion?

Which part of the sounding point is best for playing 'piano' (soft) dynamics?

Which part of the sounding point is best for playing 'forte' (loud) dynamics?

Which part of the sounding point is best for producing a bright and metallic tone?

It is best to play ____________ to bring out the clear and glittering tones of the harmonics.

It is best to play ____________ to bring out the sweet and mellow tones of the music.

Which part of the sounding point is best for playing high notes?

Which part of the bow do you play tremolo?

Which part of the bow do you play cross strings?

Which part of the bow do you play spiccato?

To produce a percussive sound, you play at the _______

Loure´is a french term that is similar to _________ in Italian.

A ________ is a french term for glued, which is an essential technique for ultimate bow control.

_____________ means bow kept over the end of the fingerboard.

_____________ means bow kept near the bridge.

The violin was first developed and perfected in _______.

Which name is NOT a famous string-instrument maker?