How are The strings of a violin are tuned?

The strings of a violin are tuned by adjusting the tension of each string using the tuning pegs located at the scroll of the instrument. Each string is typically tuned to specific pitches: G (lowest), D, A, and E (highest). Musicians can fine-tune the pitch using the fine tuners on the tailpiece for more precise adjustments. This process ensures that the violin produces the correct notes when played.