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Viol

usgb/ˈvaɪəl/Volume
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Historical ContextPlay
The viol is from the Renaissance and Baroque eras, which informs its classical, antique context. SlideThe museum's Renaissance exhibit features a viol from the 16th century.
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Cultural SignificancePlay
Understanding the viol includes knowing its significance in old European music traditions. SlideDuring the concert, the musician explained the viol's cultural significance before playing.
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Archaic UsagePlay
The term 'viol' is rarely used today, being primarily associated with historical or specific musical contexts. SlideHe's skilled in archaic instruments like the lute and the viol.