Stringed instruments produce sound by vibrating strings. The most common stringed instruments are:
1. Violin:
- Has four strings.
- Played with a bow.
2. Viola:
- Larger and lower in pitch than the violin.
- Also played with a bow.
3. Cello:
- Even larger and deeper in pitch than the viola.
- Played while sitting with the instrument held between the legs.
4. Double bass:
- The largest string instrument.
- Played while standing.
5. Guitar:
- Has six strings.
- Can be played with fingers or a pick.
6. Harp:
- Has many strings.
- Played by plucking the strings with fingers.
7. Lute:
- Old instrument similar to the guitar.
- Smaller in size.
These are just a few examples of the many different string instruments that exist around the world. Each instrument has its unique sound and playing technique.