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Violinist   /vaɪəlˈɪnəst/   Listen
noun
Violinist  n.  A player on the violin.






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"Violinist" Quotes from Famous Books



... has rectified the fault; I shall certainly not again forget a writer who has given me so much pleasure. The scene of the story is laid in Vienna, chiefly in musical Vienna, and the protagonists are the young widow, Irene van Cleve, and the violinist, Jean Victoire, whom she marries despite the well-founded objections of her noble family. Some of the family, too, are quite excellently drawn, notably a Cardinal, who, though he has little to do in the tale, manages ...
— Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 147, August 5th, 1914 • Various

... magnificent flounce, about eighteen inches wide (really two boot top pieces joined), of what is known as pseudo-Oriental character, which shows amongst the usual exquisite scrolling no less than seven different figures on each piece—viz., an Indian, a violinist in dress of Louis XIV. period, a lady riding on a bird, two other ladies, one with a pet dog and the other a parrot, a lady violinist, and another lady seated before a toilet-table. These little figures are not more than three-quarters of an inch high, but ...
— Chats on Old Lace and Needlework • Emily Leigh Lowes

... marvellously beautiful variations. He was a great genius, but I never heard him play in public as he played then. He was in a "high hour." It was wonderful. I may here say that in after years, while living at a hotel, I became well acquainted with Thalberg, and especially with Ole Bull, the violinist, who told me much ...
— Memoirs • Charles Godfrey Leland

... Casino! Come in after ten! I will await you! But where did you meet her?" the Polish violinist cried, speaking as if in ...
— A Fascinating Traitor • Richard Henry Savage

... great god Pan come back to earth to charm those nameless rocks with his wild, sweet piping. It changed to harmonious phrases loosely connected. Such might be the exultant improvisations of a master violinist. ...
— The Untamed • Max Brand


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