Acoustic violin

Description

The acoustic violin is a type of string instrument played with a bow. It produces sound through the vibration of strings, which are amplified by its wooden body. The fingerboard is used to change the pitch of the notes, while the bow is drawn across the strings to create sound. Popular in classical, folk, and many other genres, its rich and warm tone makes it ideal for solo and ensemble performances. Cherished for its expressive capabilities, the acoustic violin holds a special place in music worldwide.