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- noun Plural form of
violinist .
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Examples
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So, instead of calling violinists dorks when they just want to rock out and have a wider pitch range, not to mention a little bit of an easier job with the frets, why don't you just go along and let it be?
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There are big-name violinists who have found their partner and stuck to it:
Violinist.com 2009
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He stands out even in that circle of distinguished contemporary violinists which is so largely made up of personalities.
Violin Mastery Talks with Master Violinists and Teachers Frederick Herman Martens 1903
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They wanted to know what would happen if Joshua Bell, one of the world's finest violinists, playing one of the best violins ever crafted, was to perform 10 of the most elegant pieces of music ever written.
Rabbi Will Berkovitz: Seek, Don't Hide: Religious Wisdom To Cure Spiritual Blindness Rabbi Will Berkovitz 2011
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They wanted to know what would happen if Joshua Bell, one of the world's finest violinists, playing one of the best violins ever crafted, was to perform 10 of the most elegant pieces of music ever written.
Rabbi Will Berkovitz: Seek, Don't Hide: Religious Wisdom To Cure Spiritual Blindness Rabbi Will Berkovitz 2011
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In Anders Ericcson's famous study of violinists, the top performers slept an average of 8.5 hours out of every 24, including a 20 to 30 minute midafternoon nap -- some two hours a day more than the average American.
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The top violinists also reported that except for practice itself, sleep was the second most important factor in improving as violinists.
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They wanted to know what would happen if Joshua Bell, one of the world's finest violinists, playing one of the best violins ever crafted, was to perform 10 of the most elegant pieces of music ever written.
Rabbi Will Berkovitz: Seek, Don't Hide: Religious Wisdom To Cure Spiritual Blindness Rabbi Will Berkovitz 2011
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Mollydooker, a top Australian winery, expresses the personality of its owners in extravagantly colored cartoons depicting boxers, dancers, violinists and carnival acts.
Judging a Wine by What It Wears Lettie Teague 2011
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They wanted to know what would happen if Joshua Bell, one of the world's finest violinists, playing one of the best violins ever crafted, was to perform 10 of the most elegant pieces of music ever written.
Rabbi Will Berkovitz: Seek, Don't Hide: Religious Wisdom To Cure Spiritual Blindness Rabbi Will Berkovitz 2011
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