Which Instrument?/Rentals

The Violin is the highest sounding instrument in the orchestra. The violin has the thinnest strings and is the smallest instrument in the orchestra.

The Viola has the same strings as the cello, but sounds higher and is a middle voice in the orchestra. The viola is larger than the violin and has a warm mellow sound. 

The Cello sounds higher than the Bass, but lower than the viola even though the cello and viola share the same strings. While the cello is a larger instrument, it is not very heavy as it is hollow on the inside.

The Bass plays the lowest sounding part in the orchestra and is the foundation the rest of the orchestra relies on to build on top of. The bass has the thickest strings, holding power in its size. While a large instrument, the bass is not very heavy as it is hollow on the inside.