Login
Copyright (c) 2013 by JRVI Conditions of Use    Privacy Policy Return to Blogmeister
files/ JRVI -- Blogmeister
JRVI


The students' blogs have been transferred to 8th grade.

by JRVI teacher: Rye 8th Team


Blog Entries
2/15 Nazca Lines Article
6/5 Crime in Rye
5/30 Roadkill Voicethread
5/3 Roman vs. Germans Essay
3/21 Voki
3/16 Science Valentine
3/8 Roman Gladiator Excerpt
11/29 The Pelopnnesian War
11/29 My Prezi
11/3 Math Letter
10/12 My Voice From Mars
9/12 My Eye
9/7 Welcome to Seventh Grade

List 25, 50, all

Conditions of Use


Guitar Bridges Bridges

There are many types of bridges in our world. Some have more importance than others but there all related. Some are completely different like bridge jumping and making connections but one bridge that speaks to me would have to be a bridge on a guitar because I am a guitarist and without a bridge I wouldn't be a guitarist.

If you're looking at a guitar, the bridge would be right below of the pickups. The bridge holds the strings and the strings go from the tuning pegs down the neck and the body and connects to the bridge. It holds the strings tight to make it a high sound if you turn the tuning knobs. The bridge holds the string by going under the bridge and through a hole and kept in place by a little clamp that connects the bridge and the string. If you are playing guitar and it's too high pitched and you hit the string hard enough, the string will break and you have to take it out of the bridge and replace it for a new one. There's better bridges you can get that look better or have better quality.

Without a bridge there would be no guitar and no way to keep the strings in place. Without that, there would be no guitar in music which makes a large amount of the music in songs. I enjoy playing guitar and the bridge is a part of the guitar and the guitar is a part of music and music is my life.

Article posted June 11, 2010 at 08:27 AM • comment • Reads 1338 • Return to Blog List

Add a Comment

Posted Comments




Latest 10 Comments:
Your Prezi is neat a
That was a really in


Subscribe with Bloglines
Login
Copyright (c) 2013 by JRVI Conditions of Use    Privacy Policy Return to Blogmeister