WikiTrade

Viol

The viol is a family of bowed, fretted string instruments that developed in Spain in the late 15th century, particularly in Valencia within the Crown of Aragon, and subsequently spread to Italy and other parts of Europe. Most viols have six strings tuned primarily in fourths, with a third in the middle, and are played upright, with the instrument held on or between the legs—hence the Italian name viola da gamba, meaning "leg viol".

On WikiTrade, every Wikipedia article is a card: the more the article is read, the rarer the card. Open free packs, complete your album, trade, bid and challenge others to general-knowledge duels.

Text from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0). WikiTrade is an independent site, not affiliated with Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation.