Orchestral instruments

1. The largest bowed string instrument and is very low pitched.
6. The part of a Cello/Double bass where it makes contact with the floor to support the instrument's weight.
8. A technique where you play the note as if you were plucking the instrument.
12. A string instrument that is considered the tenor of the violin family.
13. It is a very big string instrument, it looks like a big violin but it is smaller than a double bass.
14. ________ is a technique where the bow comes off the string and is bounced on the strings.
16. The ___ is a small piece that supports the strings close to the headstock.
17. A string instrument that has a chin rest and is relatively high pitched.
18. An instrument that you play like a guitar, but it has 5 strings instead of 6.
19. A technique where you play smooth and connected bow strokes.

2. ________ a technique where there are ra[id bounced strokes played with the middle of the bow.
3. A ___ is something that when adjusted will tune a string instrument.
4. The ____ marks the specific place where you place your finger to play a specific note.
5. A fretted instrument that has a circled sound hole and a long neck.
7. ____________ are two notes played at the same time, with a short duration.
9. A small tool used to pluck string instruments, is commonly used on guitars.
10. A technique where the string is repeatedly rocked back and forth
11. The technique where you slide from one note to the other very smoothly.
12. By stroking a __________ you can make sound on a violin.
15. The part of a violin where you rest your chin on.