History of the violin
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Introduction: No instrument ever has been, or ever will be invented capable of even approaching the violin in extraordinary power and variety of expression. It is considered the one perfect instrument; for a piano cannot be tuned perfectly, and a flute that will play in tune on all of its keys has never been invented. This instrument is more nearly a growth than an invention.
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Citation: Dahl, Inga Josephine. History of the violin. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricultural College, 1898.
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Instrument, Violin, Expression, Tune
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