VIOLA
The viola is the middle voice of the modern string family, larger and darker than the violin but more agile than the cello. Long essential inside orchestras and chamber music, it became increasingly visible as a solo instrument in the 20th century. Its repertory connects inner harmony, string quartet texture, and a tone often described through shadow, warmth, and pressure.
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