Viol
The viol, viola da gamba, or informally gamba, is any one of a family of bowed, fretted and stringed instruments with hollow wooden bodies and pegboxes where the tension on the strings can be increased or decreased to adjust the pitch of each of the strings.
Viol People (First 49 people) - Page 3
Francisco Canaro
Uruguayan Violinist
T. N. Krishnan
Indian Violinist
Shunsuke Sato
Japanese Violinist
David Nadien
American Violinist
Gwendolyn Masin
Dutch Violinist
Angèle Dubeau
Canadian Violinist
H. K. Venkatram
Indian musician
Daishin Kashimoto
Japanese Violinist
Ivry Gitlis
Israeli Violinist
Ziyu He
Ryu Goto
American music performer
Samuel Zygmuntowicz
Luthier
Charles Dancla
French Violinist
Kyoko Takezawa
Japanese Violinist
Sandeep Thakur
Violinist
Vasko Vassilev
Bulgarian musician
David Ragsdale
Violinist
Adam Taubitz
German musician
Félix Reina
Cuban Violinist
JiHae Park
South Korean Violinist
Jiří Kabeš
Singer
Joseph Dupont Musician
Belgian conductor
Joseph Primavera
American violist
Lewis Kaplan
American Violinist
Luis Cluzeau Mortet
Uruguayan composer
Mari Kimura
Japanese Violinist
Bojan Pečar
Serbian musician
Miguel Atwood-Ferguson
Multi-instrumentalist
Hangi Tavakoli
Musician
Raúl Kaplún Musician
Composer
René A. Morel
Luthier
Sergio Rosales
Conductor
Simon Pullman
Polish conductor
Sonja Škorić
Singer
V. Balaji
Indian Violinist
Enguun
Violinist
Zlatko Baloković
Croatian Violinist
Ioana Cristina Goicea
Music performer
Marie Cantagrill
French Violinist
Svein Nymo
Norwegian musician
Guido Rimonda
Italian Violinist
MAias Alyamani
Violinist
Vanessa-Mae
British Violinist
Richard Ludlow
Audio engineer
Robert Bernat
American composer
Beverley Davison
Luca Fanfoni
Italian Violinist
