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The New Violin Family was developed much, much earlier, around the early 19th century, and served as a new "metric" equivalent to the old violin family. However, its method of contsruction was to interpolate the old string family members and create new ones, rather than base all of its members on one single instrument. Its main members are: | The New Violin Family was developed much, much earlier, around the early 19th century, and served as a new "metric" equivalent to the old violin family. However, its method of contsruction was to interpolate the old string family members and create new ones, rather than base all of its members on one single instrument. Its main members are: | ||
*the soprano violin, tuned to | *the soprano violin, tuned to 0₄ 5₄ 0₅ 5₅ | ||
*the violin, tuned to | *the violin, tuned to 5₃ 0₄ 5₄ 0₅ | ||
*the viola, tuned to | *the viola, tuned to 0₃ 5₃ 0₄ 5₄ | ||
*the tenor viola, tuned to | *the tenor viola, tuned to 5₂ 0₃ 5₃ 0₄ | ||
*the violoncello, tuned to | *the violoncello, tuned to 0₂ 5₂ 0₃ 5₃ | ||
*the bass violoncello, tuned to | *the bass violoncello, tuned to 5₁ 0₂ 5₂ 0₃ | ||
*the contrabass, tuned to | *the contrabass, tuned to 0₁ 5₁ 0₂ 5₂ | ||
Other surrogate members are: | Other surrogate members are: | ||