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1. That includes a violinist."
2. Apparently lost in the shuffle are the violin sonatas recorded 15 years ago by Radu Lupu with Szymon Goldberg, an astonishing violinist.
3. The Arts: Free spirit of a Russian virtuoso Malcolm Hayes talks to violinist Viktoria Mullova, who plays in London tomorrow, about emigre life, music and motherhood
4. And even if you were, for instance, a good violinist you would never be as good as your best players.
5. It includes performances by such great Mozartians as Sir Colin Davis and the late Belgian violinist, Arthur Grumiaux.
6. A cautious "different" was the most exciting adjective found by Nicola, Philippa, Sunjeev, Tracy and violinist Joanne Faley to describe contemporary music.
7. Maxim Vengerov Young Russian violinist Maxim Vengerov, unanimous winner of the last Carl Flesch Competition, plays two performances of Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto with the London Philharmonic and conductor Zubin Mehta.
8. Samuel Barber's Violin Concerto dwells on the instrument's lyrical potential, something which the Chinese violinist Hu Kun manages to a haunting effect in the first movement and the suspended-animation Andante.
9. It is important that an orchestra has new young players coming in all the time - we recently had a young Polish violinist who is one of the orchestra's concert-masters, he is very promising, and full of music - but sometimes players leave us to fulfil their own dreams and ambitions.
10. The other outstanding candidate on tape was the violinist, Simon Smith, and he too emerged just as impressively in live performance.
11. More people had come in, well-dressed men and women, shedding vast overcoats, ordering wine, food, lighting cigars a violinist, young, blonde, blue eyed, dressed improbably as a gipsy woman was playing a tzigane, accompanied by a pianist dressed even more improbably as a gipsy man.
12. Hu Kun is a good violinist, and he should attach himself to better things than this.
13. Only the Franck and Kreutzer sonatas, it seems, can guarantee a reasonable house in our capital city with all its colleges of music; Walton and John Ireland, even played by such distinguished advocates as violinist Michael Davis and pianist Nelson Harper could draw no more than 40.