Violin

[Sarah]

A small instrument with four strings, played with a bow; afiddle.

[Sarah]

you people suck. violins are beautiful if you actaully devote some time and effort to playing it.

[Sarah]

A four-stringed instrument with two f

[Sarah]

The most difficult instrument to master (not play, but master), with challenging left-right hand coordination. It has a pleasent sound with four strings tuned in fifths. Violinists are generally smart people or slackers like Charlie.

[Sarah]

An instrument that can sound beautiful WHEN PLAYED RIGHT. However, most of the time it isn't.

[Sarah]

The hightest instrument in the string section.
i am a violinist and a violist and i think it is unfair to comment on an instrument without playing it. The violin has a beautiful high range and the viola has a melodious low range. They both sound beautiful when played properly and the player must be dedicated and put much time into their playing. (people who do not play an instrument would not understand this concept!)

[Sarah]

Like a little guitar with a bow. Sounds quite nice is it's played properly, but it's played wrong you feel like smacking the person whos playing it around the head.

[Sarah]

One of the most beautiful and expressive instruments in the world of music. It can range from playful and cheeky to sorrowful and breathtaking. It imitates the human voice with its own unique sound. Yes, it takes a while to learn how to play properly - just like any other instrument. And personally, I don't think it sounds like a dying cat at all. Dunno where people get that from...

[Sarah]

Euphemism for Thomas Jefferson's penis, made evident by the musical number He

[Sarah]

The invisible instrument that your friends or collegues play for you when you sound like a little bitch.

[Sarah]

A beautiful bowed four-stringed instrument (more strings on the Norwegian variety, the [Hardanger fiddle] or [hardingfele]) that is incredibly difficult to play well. There are quite a number of musical pieces that show the technical prowess of players of this instrument.

[Lanell]

Anyone who plays it [has a heart] like [the sounds] of [the violin] itself.

[Ernesto]

A stringed musical instrument of treble pitch, played with a horsehair bow. The classical European violin was developed in the 16th century. It has four strings and a body of characteristic rounded shape, narrowed at the middle and with two f-shaped soundholes.