I am fond of the violincello, the viola da gamba of medieval times.

And who would play the viola da gamba at his concerts?

You're not going to stop here all your life playing the viola da gamba.

I am going to play the viola da gamba.

And," she exclaimed, clasping her hands, "who will play the viola da gamba?"

In the corner was a viola da gamba, and against the walls a harpsichord and a clavichord.

The harpsichord and the viola da gamba!

They usually joined the choir, but that fair-haired Samsamese across from me played a mean viola da gamba.

Lute or theorbo, viola or viol di gamba, treble or bass, came alike to his hand and ear.

He also loaned him a fiddle and presented him a viola da gamba, and often invited him to dinner.

The concert began with a sonata for the harpsichord and the viola da gamba, and then Evelyn sang her two songs.

He was a great player on the viola da gamba, and composed much music of importance in its day for that instrument.

Chief among these is the scoring: the earthbound soul is represented by two violas da gamba and the heavens by two recorders.

Originally from Iran, the Tabassians relocated to Montreal in 1990 where they recruited Pierre-Yves Martel who excels on the viola da gamba.

Gorgeous 2012 album of experimental compositions with Kevin Murphy and Thomas Haugh kicking out the jams with double-bass, viola da gamba and especially cello.

The orchestra was relatively small but enhanced with many different timbres and tones by instruments like oboes d'amore and a beautifully played viola da gamba.