Violas

Violas are string instruments that are slightly larger than violins and are known for their warm, dark and full sound. They play an important role in orchestras, chamber music and ensembles, where they often provide the harmonic filling between the upper violins and the lower cellos. The viola is played with a bow and has a slightly lower range than the violin, which provides a rich and deep tonal color. Thanks to their expressive sound, violas are suitable for both melodic and accompanying parts. They are an essential part of the string section and contribute greatly to the depth and balance of the musical sound.