What are the names of the notes in a violin
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There are seven notes of which all music is based: A, B, C, D, E, F and G. Once you get to G, you would start back over with A and the cycle would repeat again, getting higher in pitch as you go up the staff.
There are also multiple pitches that correspond with the same letter in music. For instance, there are several different A’s on the violin. They are just in varying forms of higher or lower pitches.
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Violins use the same notes as normal instruments (A, B, C, D, E, F, G plus all the sharps and flats). However, if you are asking about the strings, violins have a G, D, A, and an E string.
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