Noun:

व्हॉयलीन वादक,

violinistic's Usage Examples:

They sound so violinistic.

 6) Further, Rifkin notes passages that would have used the violinistic technique of bariolage.

City, Albert Meiff, who was immediately critical of the work from a violinistic standpoint.

parts: six fugal statements of the ritornello; a series of brilliant violinistic episodes with suspensions, semiquavers and prolonged trills, punctuated.

unbelievable!), and she conjures from the piano absolutely gossamer, violinistic textures, joyous humor, and brilliant air-borne tempos".

Although this has been an established violinistic technique since at least the early eighteenth century, in contemporary.

of the Fugue in G minor for violin and continuo, BWV 1026, which has violinistic writing similar to that in BWV 1001–1006, provides support for the commonly.

that the original melody instrument was the violin, because of the many violinistic figurations in the solo part—string-crossing, open string techniques—all.

contrast of lassú and friss, sharply accentuated rhythms and profuse violinistic ornamentation.

Rather than offer a violinistic counterpart to Taylor"s virtuosity and visceral power, Maneri courageously.

He later confessed that "the few delicious violinistic details of the score" were due to Neveu.

and tend to be highly skilled with strong roots in fiddle rather than violinistic traditions.