VIOLIN
The violin, sometimes referred as a fiddle, is a wooden chordophone, and is the smallest, and thus highest-pitched instrument in regular use in the violin family. Smaller violin-type instruments exist, including the violino piccolo and the pochette, but these are virtually unused.
Violin People (First 49 people) - Page 6
Deni Bonet
Singer-songwriter
Clara Rockmore
Lithuanian music performer
Mary Simpson
Violinist
Alexander Rahbari
Iranian composer
Mysore Srikanth
Musician
Bahador Kharazmi
Singer
Ronald Braunstein
American conductor
Michał Urbaniak
Polish jazz musician
Henry Kimball Hadley
American composer
Hiroaki Yura
Violinist
Marco Ambrosini
Italian musician
David Halen
Violinist
Heinrich Panofka
German Violinist
Calyssa Davidson
American Violinist
Lawrence Dutton
American violist
Franz von Vecsey
Hungarian Violinist
Nano Stern
Chilean singer
Ray Suen
American musician
Yair Dalal
Israeli musician
Emancipator
DJ
Manuel L. Quiroga
Spanish composer
Kira Willey
Songwriter
Kiana Weber
Violinist
Vedran Smailović
Musician
Aleksander Kolkowski
British musician
Amar Haldipur
Music director
Klaus Röder
German musician
Nicolae Neacșu
Violinist
Abolhasan Saba
Iranian composer
Tobias Preisig
Swiss Violinist
Leo Aberer
Austrian singer
Endre Granat
Violinist
H. K. Narasimha Murthy
Violinist
V. V. Ravi
Indian Violinist
Joe Hasselvander
American musician
Yasmine Azaiez
Violinist
Catharina Chen
Norwegian musician
Bryan Simpson
Singer-songwriter
Konstanty Andrzej Kulka
Polish Violinist
Jessica Linnebach
Canadian Violinist
N. Rajam
Indian Violinist
Ragini Shankar
Indian Violinist
Johar Ali Khan
Indian Violinist
Jeremy Kittel
American musician
Johan Halvorsen
Norwegian composer
Neil Levang
American musician
Ángel Sauce
Venezuelan composer
