The term violone (Italian pronunciation: [vi.oˈloːne, vjo-]; literally 'large viol', -one being the augmentative suffix) can refer to several distinct large, bowed musical instruments which belong to either the viol or violin family. [1][2] The violone is sometimes a fretted instrument, and may have six, five, four, or even only three strings.

文藝復興時期流行的古提琴，是源自於 維奧爾琴 (Viol)家族，原本有高音、次中音與低音古提琴，其中，低音古提琴 (Viola da Gamba)就是當時對古大提琴的稱呼，後來又出現「低音維奧爾 (Bass Viol)」的名稱；但在十六、十七世紀時，義大利出現了 「維奧隆尼 (Violone ...

By Leopold Mozart’s time (1756) the doublebass, ‘commonly known as violone,’ usually had four or five strings but sometimes onlythree. Koch (Musikalisches Lexikon, 1802) referred to ‘violone’ as meaning doublebass.

The modern double bass (or contrabass) has a long history reaching back into the Renaissance, when it was known as a violone or bass viol.

Description and demonstration of the violone by A. Arceci, an Early Music student at the Peabody Conservatory.

维奥尔琴（viol），16～18世纪流行于欧洲的类似小提琴的弦鸣乐器。 琴身侧板较宽、较厚，背板平坦，音孔呈C形，6～7弦，弓杆略向外弯呈拱形。 演奏时竖持擦奏，音色单调、空洞、带鼻音。 古典乐派作曲家为其写有奏鸣曲，18世纪后被提琴取代，20世纪又为一些 新古典主义 乐派作曲家所采用。 弓弦乐器，主要用于16-18世纪室内乐。 其调音为两个四度，一个大三度，两个四度。 琴颈有肠衣制的底弦，分别定弦为d,G (或A)和D。 後来在这些型号以外又另外增加了维奥隆内 …

violone，英语单词，主要用作名词，作名词时译为“ 低音提琴；梵哑铃类的最低音弦乐器”。 [1] They exist in four sizes: treble, tenor, bass, and double bass (violone).有四种型号：高音、次 …

The violone is a stringed musical instrument that belongs to the viol family. It is a large-sized, fretted, and bowed instrument that serves as the bass member of the viol ensemble. The name “violone” literally means “large viol,” which accurately describes its size and role in providing the deep, resonant foundation in ensembles.

维奥尔有多种样式，大致可分为标准式及特殊式两种： 主要指17世纪一组高音、次中音和. 低音3种维奥尔，均为6弦。 另一种是法国式低音维奥尔， 通常7弦。 16世纪后半叶，维奥尔成为 …

2024年8月14日 · “腿式维奥尔琴”这个名称明确了两个概念，其一是这种乐器被称作维奥尔琴（viol），其二是该乐器需垂直竖立演奏，即把乐器夹在两腿之间来演奏。 维奥尔琴的出现早于提琴，它在文艺复兴时期的意大利呈现出多种多样的衍变和发展过程，直到巴洛克时期才形成相对稳定的形态。 它有别于提琴家族的典型特征是：琴肩呈倾斜状，面板和背板都较为平坦，背板上端有倾斜面，面板上有C型音孔，指板上带有弦品，通常配置六根琴弦和七个弦品，琴弦以四度-四 …