Sentence examples for brilliant violin from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weiss conducted an alluring performance, with David Bowlin as the brilliant violin soloist, traversing his complicated part with ferocious intensity.

The film looks to be an old-fashioned "based on a true story" tear-jerker about a formerly brilliant violin and cello student, Nathaniel Ayers (Foxx), who through mental illness found himself living down and out on the streets of LA.

He was conversant in college physics before he was 11 years old, was a "brilliant" violin player, and received high marks in Latin and Greek.

His brilliant Violin Concerto No. 1 in G Minor (1868) has won a permanent place in the violin repertoire.

This, Bach's Chaconne, Partita No 2 BWV 1004 (1720), is one of the most brilliant solo violin compositions in the catalogue.

The all-Carter program opened with "Con Leggerezza Pensosa: Omaggio a Italo Calvino," composed in 1990, a trio for clarinet (the elegant Charlie Neidich), violin (the brilliant Rolf Schulte) and cello (Mr. Sherry).

Brilliant string concertos for violin and cello by Vivaldi complete this striking programme.

Among other highlights are "Violin Loops," a program of pieces for amplified violin featuring the brilliant violinist Cornelius Dufallo on Sunday night.

For the Mozart Mr. Laredo turned to the viola, on which he made a more forward sound, though dark, and again he found a colleague with a distinct personality, for Leila Josefowicz on the violin was brilliant-toned, spirited and smiling.

A modern violin may sound brilliant at close range in a hotel room.

STANFORD -- Imagine an electronic instrument that is small and portable, and can faithfully reproduce the crisp notes of a Steinway piano, the sweet sound of a Stradivarius violin or the brilliant tone of a trumpet.