- the
viola sound.
Prior to the
eighteenth century,
violas had no
uniform size.
Large violas (tenors) were
designed to play the
lower register viola lines...
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Viola jokes are
jokes that are
directed towards violas and
viola players,
thought to have
originated in the 19th century.
Violas at the time were mainly...
- name was "alto de
viola da braccio"). When
Monteverdi called simply for "viole da braccio" in "Orfeo", the
composer was
requesting violas as well as treble...
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Caipira folklore, such as moda de
viola,
caipira pagode, catira, etc. It has its
origins in
Portuguese violas.
Violas are
direct descendants of the Latin...
-
undergone several renovations.
Fiorentina are
known widely by the
nickname Viola, a
reference to
their distinctive purple colours. ****ociazione
Calcio Fiorentina...
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Viola Irene Desmond (July 6, 1914 –
February 7, 1965) was a
Canadian civil and women's
rights activist and
businesswoman of
Black Nova
Scotian descent...
-
Dalla Viola (also
Della Viola, De la
Viola, and
Viola) was an
Italian family of musicians,
active from
about 1470 to 1570. The most
prominent members...
- inches). Many
Portuguese violas [pt], such as the
Viola braguesa, have
smaller requinto versions also,
called 'requinta'. The
viola braguesa requinta is tuned:...
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Tiago Jorge da
Silva Violas (born 27
March 1989) is a
Portuguese volleyball player who
plays for S.L.
Benfica and the
Portugal national team.
Benfica Portuguese...
- is
slender in shape,
similar to the
baroque guitar. Like most
Portuguese violas, it has a
typical bridge design in
which the
bridge and
saddle are separate...
