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trap
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Which harp playing technique means "near the table" in French and involves playing close to the soundboard?
prés de la table (p.d.l.t.)
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What is the cello's role in the orchestra?
filling in whatever is needed (melody, harmony, or bass)
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What type of wood is the fingerboard of most orchestral string instruments made out of?
ebony
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What instrument is this?
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What is this part of a string instrument called?
fine tuners
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What is the correct position for playing the viola?
resting on the left shoulder, left hand supporting the neck, jaw on the chin rest
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What type of wood is the body of orchestral string instruments usually made out of?
maple or spruce
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Besides buzzing their lips at different speeds, how does a trombone player change the pitch on their instrument?
by moving the slide in and out
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What instrument is this?
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What are these?
double reeds
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What instrument is this?
harp
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Does the violin play higher or lower than the viola?
higher
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True or False: The harp is a relatively new instrument.
False
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