Range & tuning of a violin, self made with Sibelius3 & The Gimp
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The previous reason for changing the original image was this: "Changed the a2 to a b2 (can be played with the 4th finger on the E-String in 1st position)”. It's not an A2, but an A7. The image is meant to show the range of the violin: on the left it shows the four open strings of the instrument (G3-D4-A4-E5); on the right the highest note that can be play on the fingerboard (A7), as well as the highest possible with harmonics (D8). On top of this last notes that appear written as A5 and D6 th...
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