New rosin makes me happy. It takes a lot of effort to avoid licking it2yr ⋅ TealTeaLeaf ⋅ r/violinist
My parents got me an electric violin for my 16th birthday, but I've never played an instrument before. So what should I do?8mo ⋅ master_of_s0uls ⋅ r/violinist
It's not specifically violin related, so I'll remove if not allowed... I'm a violin teacher and finally got my sheet music library organized! It's never looked this good. Just wanted to share with folks who get it :)2yr ⋅ carterviolin ⋅ r/violinist
Here's my response to a meme that was shared here a few days back3yr ⋅ green_troubadour ⋅ r/violinist
I know this is quite stupid, but I thought it would be cool to share my new case1yr ⋅ Asparagus94 ⋅ r/violinist
Received this lovely piece of correspondence after a 45 minute patio practice session at 11am on a Tuesday. What do yall think?1yr ⋅ the_cashew_guru92 ⋅ r/violinist
Same place, over 7 years later... The pic on the left was after my first lesson ever!3yr ⋅ Ling_LingsViolin ⋅ r/violinist
My mom was gifted a violin that wasn’t worth restoring, so she painted it!1yr ⋅ slogfilet ⋅ r/violinist
The latest Strange Planet comic from Nathan Pyle is violin-related!5yr ⋅ ReallyAViolinist ⋅ r/violinist
does anybody else have this problem? looks like some kind of infestation. is it a bow bug?1wk ⋅ WorryAutomatic6019 ⋅ r/violinist
Gotta keep the pets in cases trend alive. This is my pet rock. He is a labradorite and is a bit shy so he’s not showing his true colors. His name is Rockmaninoff :D3yr ⋅ ApocalypticShovel ⋅ r/violinist
I’ve only been playing for 9 months, this is my violin. I just can’t stop looking at her! Ming Jiang Zhu 909, William de Marchi pernambuco bow and Pirastro Korfkerrest.3yr ⋅ CIQM ⋅ r/violinist
Hi everyone. I just wanted to know if I have a real Stradivarius? It’s a family heirloom that’s been passed down through approximately 69 generations. Pls help2yr ⋅ Lazy-Butterscotch-72 ⋅ r/violinist
Especially when it's a Bach piece right at/below my skill level...3yr ⋅ TerribleEggplant ⋅ r/violinist
Painted a portrait of someone's performance on this subreddit! @Jeffery20842yr ⋅ vidapome ⋅ r/violinist
So I am a self employed musician and Covid has made things a little rough. I knew that I needed to get some photos for a website, and decided that I just needed to throw caution into the wind and take them myself on my iPhone.3yr ⋅ violinfiddleman ⋅ r/violinist
1 year old next to 105 years old. My two true loves. The 105 year old has been passed down in my family for generations, but the person before me didn’t play and kept her in bad conditions. I had her put back together and now she’s mine. ❤️3yr ⋅ Betta_jazz_hands ⋅ r/violinist
When you proudly play a piece with effort to your teacher, taking care of every little detail, and they go like nice, let's do it again, with dynamics this time!3yr ⋅ barnabe_a_abobora ⋅ r/violinist
Met one of my childhood role models tonight...and bumped into Hilary Hahn also by chance (nice to see soloists supporting each other)1yr ⋅ vmlee ⋅ r/violinist
This is one of the pieces I have to play for my final exam in 4 weeks... I thought it was worth sharing1yr ⋅ Nourareve ⋅ r/violinist
Local shop let my daughter play an 1850 Vuillaume that belonged to Eugene Ysaye. This violin costs more than our house! I've been teaching her for just a year, but this experience will definitely set her on the right foot. An afternoon we will never forget.1yr ⋅ augmentedseventh ⋅ r/violinist
I would like to show off my 10 year old rosin. Bet no one can beat me.2yr ⋅ deprimido34 ⋅ r/violinist
I always wanted to play violin but never had the financial means to do it. Thanks to the benefits of teaching in South Korea, I signed up for my first month of violin lessons. My teacher said I acted so natural with it! I'm really excited! I look forward to becoming professional like you all. 🎻❤3yr ⋅ NikaNotNeka ⋅ r/violinist
She once told me that anyone who uses a violin that way should cut off their own fingers so they can no longer defile such an instrument.1mo ⋅ Strong_Site_348 ⋅ r/violinist
My son has wanted to learn the violin for years. Since we are under safer-at-home orders, we finally have the time for him to start. He’s taking remote lessons with one of my oldest friends who I was in orchestra with in middle school. She went on to become a professional violinist.4yr ⋅ designdesigndesign11 ⋅ r/violinist
My last performance as a high schooler, here i come Ballstate.1yr ⋅ DongShlongWithABong ⋅ r/violinist
When my interest in violin collides with my interest in crochet. Meowstro is ready to take on a concerto!2yr ⋅ classical_girl ⋅ r/violinist
I played when I was younger, and I recently picked it up again - and inspired my son. Here's his first violin lesson (age 3)3yr ⋅ 2littlewhos ⋅ r/violinist
How do prodigy violinists practice for so long? Do they not go to school?1yr ⋅ Alt_Account_2006 ⋅ r/violinist
My partner built a stand for my violin for my birthday. Without electrical devices, only with a plane, chisel and hand saw. So proud of him! He is learning this way of wood crafting for some months now.. just as me, learning to play the violin since 3-4 months. 💕 (sry for bad photo quality)4yr ⋅ cathikater ⋅ r/violinist
My brother loves playing the violin and he took this picture of his violin3yr ⋅ Tommy03-22 ⋅ r/violinist
My violin, 5-string Viola, and Mando finally got some love here today.4yr ⋅ violinfiddleman ⋅ r/violinist
The last time I picked up a violin I was 11 years old and the soloist for our orchestra. I received this beauty for my 21st birthday and learning all over again (:4yr ⋅ vtellep ⋅ r/violinist
I'm a violinist, and my wife plays the cello so I made a new cover for our binder of duet music, thought y'all might like it2yr ⋅ iamdrawingablank34 ⋅ r/violinist
That moment when your Pegasus-loving daughter meets this 1/2 size violin AND the teacher chooses it for her over the other choice! I have a very happy kiddo today.3yr ⋅ kduluth ⋅ r/violinist
After over ten years of dreaming about it, I, at the age of sixteen, bought myself a violin. I've spent the whole day perfecting hot cross buns and london bridge is falling down.3yr ⋅ Jankuliini ⋅ r/violinist
Everyone benefits from having a role model to look up to...daughter met this wonderful budding superstar who played with my orchestra - and killed it!2yr ⋅ vmlee ⋅ r/violinist
After having it for 11 years, I finally got our family heirloom violin repaired. Violin is over 100 years old. Story in the comments4yr ⋅ ArcticFox46 ⋅ r/violinist
