In which way is the sound of the violin different from the sound of the viol?
O A. The violin plays lower notes.
B. The violin is easier to play in tune.
O C. The violin has a wider dynamic range.
D. The violin has a darker sound.
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Assuming that the intended comparison is between the violin and the viola, the main difference in sound between the two instruments is their respective registers. Hence option C is correct .

The violin is generally higher-pitched than the viola, with a brighter sound that can be described as more "singing" or "silvery" compared to the viola's warmer, more "woody" or "chocolatey" sound. The viola also has a slightly larger body, which contributes to its more mellow and deep tone.

On the other hand, if the comparison is between the violin and the viola da gamba, the differences are more pronounced. The viola da gamba is a larger and heavier instrument than the violin, with a fretted fingerboard and six strings (compared to the violin's four strings).

It is also played with a bow but held between the legs rather than under the chin. The viola da gamba has a more complex and layered sound, with a rich and resonant low end and a more subdued upper register. Overall, the sound of the viola da gamba is considered more "vocal" and "expressive" than the violin's.

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