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0:00 Introduction
0:39 the 4 instruments & their ranges
1:56 The sound of Orchestra
3:55 How to write for a string section
7:24 Apple Music Classical
8:32 the Viola & the Alto clef
9:31 the Violins
9:57 Homophony
11:00 Voice leading
12:00 String Quartet
13:00 Techniques
14:30 Conclus
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@DavidBennettPiano

11 months ago

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@muc_michi

11 months ago

Guys, it happened! He ran out of time signatures!

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@whatever2045

11 months ago

As an amateur cellist, I'm honored to be a member of "violin family".

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@lp-xl9ld

11 months ago

I played violin (and I was in the 1sts) in my junior high orchestra. After one of our concerts, my mother said to me "I can't believe that what I just heard was what I heard you practicing..."

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@LadyJoolree

11 months ago

Remember, the range he noted here is a general range. The lowest note is set as it's always our lowest string, but the upper one, that depends on your instrument... and your intonation! I play first violin in an orchestra and I sometimes wish we had another clef for notes in the nosebleed seats, 7+ leger lines and 8va (play the notes up an octave) are no joke! šŸ˜…

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@turnerIott

11 months ago

Been playing cello in an orchestra for 8 years now but still watching this just because I love your channel.

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@astara3770

11 months ago

This is exactly the type of music videos I want to learn from thank you!

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@2li678

11 months ago

Nitpick: Bass is from the viol, not violin family. Fourths vs fifths in tuning is one difference. They also have structural/design differences in that violin family instruments have body shapes that meet the neck at a perpendicular angle while viols like the bass have bodies that swoop up the neck, not to mention have canted backs.

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@yueyume9619

11 months ago

I played the Double Bass for about 6 years. Iā€™m only 5 feet tall, but as a kid I just gravitated towards it. Thereā€™s nothing quite like playing this instrument with such low vibrations. Felt very therapeutic! There were a lot of times that a bass part was ā€œdouble the cellosā€ or the teacher would write a part specifically for the bass section because one did not previously exist. I loved every second of being a part of the violin family.

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@element-alchemist8875

11 months ago

YES!! The orchestra tutorial. This is going to be a great series. Iā€™m looking forward to a breakdown of the percussion section. Thanks David.

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@rebeccastadie5772

11 months ago

So happy to see TwoSet, Ray and Hilary in this video! You know your stuff! (But we knew that already, I'm just especially happy about it.) šŸ˜„

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@Squirrel_314

11 months ago

Canā€™t wait to see how we get Radiohead and The Beatles into this one!

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@stijnvanloock3194

11 months ago

I mean the bass is really a part of the gamba family but for the rest great tutorial :)

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@mr88cet

9 months ago

Good summary! 7:02 ā€” Some would argue that the double bass, and piccolo (the usual piccolo at least), for example, arenā€™t truly ā€œtransposingā€ instruments, on the grounds that true-transposing instruments change not just pitch, but pitch class , such a notated C sounding Bb or F. I personally am not sure I agree, but I do agree that thatā€™s an important distinction, so I wish we had two different words for the two concepts.

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@rdspam

11 months ago

Ray and Hillary - I was thinking ā€œwhereā€™s TwoSet?ā€ - and boomā€¦ I look forward to this series - should be fun and informative.

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@connerstines1578

11 months ago

They all have one thing in common, the sheer difficulty.

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@CoinedIt

11 months ago

How can we strive for peace with all this talk of violins!

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@Miffopro

11 months ago

Okay, so those range illustrations are NOWHERE NEAR accurate, all the instruments in the violin family can go much higher. Especially the cello! šŸ˜…

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@bobsykes

11 months ago

This is amazing. I remember when Leonard Bernstein used to make educational TV like this about the classical orchestra. It's really nice to see you branch out into this topic. I'm definitely looking forward to the entire series.

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@basslobster

11 months ago

This is pure gold. Thank you šŸ‘

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