Parts of a Fiddle

A fiddle is a string Instrument with one or two strings

Parts of a Fiddle

1. Bridge

2. Resonator

3. Bow

4. String

5. Arm

6. Tuning Peg

7. Bow String

8. Bow

String

It is part of a Fiddle which is plucked, strummed or rubbed to produce sound.

Arm/ Neck

This is used for holding and supporting the instrument when playing it.

Tuning Peg

It is used to loosen and tighten the strings to produce the desired sound

Bridge

It is used to make the sound clearer by separating the string from the skin/ membrane

Bow

It is used to produce to play the  instrument

Resonator

It is used to make the sound louder. It amplifies the sound.

PARTS OF A FIDDLE AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

1. Arm/ Neck- For holding and supporting the instrument when playing it.

2. String- It is plucked or strummed to produce sound.

3. Resonator- Makes the sound louder.

4. Membrane/ Skin- Used to cover the resonator.

5. Bridge- Used to make the sound  clearer by separating the string from the skin or membrane.

6. Tuning Peg- Used to loosen or tightening the strings to produce the desired sound.

7. Bow- Used to play the instrument.