Why Violins Have F‑Holes: The Science & History of a Remarkable Renaissance Design in History, Music, Science | January 18th, 2016 18 Comments Before electronic amplification, instrument makers and musicians had to find newer and better ways to make themselves heard among ensembles and orchestras and above the din of crowds. Many of the acoustic instruments we’re familiar with today
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