Meanings of young violinist in English

There was a lot to admire in this young violinist's approach.

Jane Freed also recounts her experiences as a wide-eyed young violinist.

At Minden our young violinist met with an adventure not of the pleasantest sort.

Stuart Canin, a promising young violinist, took a cheap violin with him to war.

It flashed across him that she might be playing that young violinist against him!

That's not exactly what a young violinist would say.

They are from that young violinist, you remember,-theone we noticed in the restaurant that evening.

A young violinist just beside him had trouble and looked lost, so he hummed the difference for him.

For the first evening she has a young violinist, and she would be charmed to have Miss Kronborg.

The talk was still going on when, quite suddenly, a young violinist appeared on a balcony above the courtyard.

Talented young violinist Yanghe Yu from the first violin section of the orchestra steps forward to play the solo.

Photo: Roy Cox Among the National Youth Orchestra players for that first performance in 2005 was young violinist Gemma New.

John was an intense and gifted young violinist who later progressed to the NZSO, as did his twin brother Allan.

At first, and for the five days that he lingered, the young violinist monopolized nearly her entire time of visibility.

It was clear that, whatever might be thought of Professor Riccabocea's recitation, the young violinist had not disappointed his audience.

The great Fritz Kreisler was there and accompanied the young violinist, playing the orchestral part of the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto from memory.