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This paper describes the popularity of the Viola Da Gamba as a solo musical instrument in the sixteenth century, its common role in the choral and ensemble music during the renaissance period of the sixteenth century, and its impact on various cultures of the sixteenth century as well as its contribution to music today.

I. Introduction
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II. Terms, Structure, and Origins
III. Viola Da Gamba as a Solo Instrument
IV. Decline of the Viola Da Gamba
V. Conclusion

VI. Bibliography

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"The viola da gamba, a member of the viol family, first appeared in Europe during the late fifteenth century. Its popularity soared during the Renaissance and Baroque periods, and it became one of the one most popular instruments of the time. Primarily heard in ensemble or concert music, the instrument was a favorite of the courts of England, as well as throughout the rest of Europe. However, while the instrument was a beloved choice when blended with other instruments at the time, perhaps the most vital role of the viola da gamba was as a solo instrument in the sixteenth century."

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