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Fig. 75.—Viola da Gamba and Alto Viol—the latter called in France 'haute contre.'
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Fig. 76.—Viola d'Amore, with sympathetic strings.
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Fig. 77.—Pochettes—miniature or pocket violins, often used by dancing-masters.
