Sentence for violin | Use violin in a sentence

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• The violin! (8)
• If only I had a violin! (8)
• Hart.—The Violin. (3)
• She plays the violin. (8)
• Corsanego on the violin. (8)
• Sonata for Violin and Piano. (3)
• Stoeving.—Story of the Violin. (3)
• Hard worker at his violin, too? (8)
• Hart.—The Violin and its Music. (3)
• The character of early violin music. (3)
• The violin also received some attention. (3)
• Why did the Viol type yield to the Violin? (3)
• For it cannot be simply his violin playing. (10)
• The fever of ill-luck had seized the violin. (10)
• When they had gone, she asked for her violin. (8)
• Name the steps in the evolution of the violin. (3)
• Why the violin is called the King of Instruments. (3)
• He put down his violin and went back to the house. (8)
• The development of violin playing and composition. (3)
• The points of superiority of the Violin over the Viol. (3)
• A fiddler in the gutter was scraping away on an old violin. (8)
• Who is credited with being the originator of the Violin type? (3)
• Beethoven dedicated his great sonata for piano and violin, Op. (3)
• He was putting away his violin, but she saw his neck grow red. (8)
• Grove.—Dictionary of Music and Musicians, article on the violin. (3)
• Too poor to go to Germany, he lived by teaching violin at first. (3)
• Dan would have picked the violin up, but the old man stopped him. (8)
• It was so hot, too, and the sound of the violin still in her ears. (8)
• Often, nowadays, he did not care if he never touched a violin again. (8)
• That animals like to hear a violin played seems to be clearly proved. (21)
• The violin department of this school is one of its strongest features. (3)
• His concertos and serenade for violin are favorite works with soloists. (3)
• The violin ceased; we heard his voice growling at her; down he came again. (8)
• In early life he played the violin and the viola in a family string quartet. (3)
• Later it was cut out at the sides, thus approaching the shape of our violin. (3)
• In this sensuous exaltation her nerves vibrated like the strings of a violin. (8)
• He has also published a violin concerto, some chamber works, and vocal pieces. (3)
• Until displaced by the violin, the lute was in use as an orchestral instrument. (3)
• Again he went into retirement and gave himself up to the study of violin technic. (3)
• He was born at Cremona, 1683, and belonged to a family of lute and violin makers. (3)
• Somebody ceased playing the violin, and close to him a group began discussing ethics. (8)
• Son of an educated African father and a white mother, he began violin lessons at six. (3)
• Later, from my bedroom window, I saw John Ford come out and stand looking at the violin. (8)
• A concerted work for violin and orchestra shows his skill both as composer and violinist. (3)
• In the Brompton Road, outside a little restaurant, a thin musician was playing on a violin. (8)
• The same qualities are exhibited in his sonatas for violin and piano, and in his piano trios. (3)
• Instruments were made on the violin pattern, but given up as less satisfactory than the viol type. (3)
• He can, always, when he pleases; for such a touch on the violin as my father has, you never heard. (10)
• He took the flowers away at once, and when she opened her eyes again, his violin was at his shoulder. (8)
• The violin school, under the direction of Joseph Joachim, attracts pupils from all parts of the world. (3)
• The first tinkle of a glass, the first twang of a violin, the first fragrance of a flower obliterated it. (12)
• But he longed for higher things, and after a tour as violin virtuoso, he studied at Leipzig, under Reinecke. (3)
• Pasiance was fingering the strings of her violin, and suddenly Dan (a bold thing for him) asked her to play. (8)
• He also recommended holding the violin on the left side instead of on the right, as was customary in his time. (3)
• This mysterious king of the violin was =Nicolo Paganini=, born in Genoa, February 18, 1782, died May 27, 1840. (3)
• What made him, in the midst of serious playing, break into some furious or desolate little tune, or drop his violin? (8)
• The floor had no carpet, and there was not one single dark object except the violin, hanging from a nail over the bed. (8)
• But the proper way to play it was by lightly touching the string with the finger, as in making harmonics on the violin. (3)
• The thought that she might go to the arms of another man made him put down his violin with a feeling of actual sickness. (8)
• A school in Boston, with special strength in the violin department, was the Boston Conservatory, founded by Julius Eichberg. (3)
• Grove.—Dictionary of Music and Musicians, articles on Violin Playing, Sonata, Concerto, and players mentioned in this lesson. (3)
• When he was seventeen he had quarrelled with his father, and had to play his violin for a living in the streets of Stockholm. (8)
• Presently he got down his practise violin, and putting on the mute, played, looking at her over his shoulder with a droll smile. (8)
• At an early age he had lessons on the violin from his father, who was a school teacher, and on the piano, from his elder brother. (3)
• It would have been unfortunate for instrumental music if the small though sweet tone of the Amati violin had been accepted as the ideal. (3)
• The favorite double bass of Dragonetti, the famous contrabassist, was by di Salo; Ole Bull frequently played on a di Salo violin in his concerts. (3)
• The trios and sonatas for violin and piano, although not on a level with the other chamber-music, have nevertheless striking qualities to commend them. (3)
• The name associated with putting violin music and playing on a firm foundation is that of =Arcangelo Corelli= (1653-1713), eminent both as composer and player. (3)
• He so quickly outstripped both teachers that he was sent to Michael Holzer, choir-master of the parish, who taught him piano, organ, violin, singing and theory. (3)
• During the polyphonic period, composers were singers or organists; during the period when the violin dominated instrumental composition, composers in that form were usually violinists. (3)

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Definition of violin:

• violin, v | lin’, n. a musical instrument of four strings placed with a bow: a fiddle: a player on the violin. | ns. violin’-bow, a bow for sounding the violin; v’olinist, a player on the violin. (0)

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