"practice violin" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "Every day, I practice violin for two hours."
JB: He continued to practice violin in New York.
Women are breast-feeding their babies, pushing their children to practice violin, reading "50 Shades of Grey" on the subway, juggling career and child care, marrying late or not at all, falling behind or taking over the world.
When he was a child, his parents asked him to practice violin 30 min every day after school before going out to play with his friends.
I thought deciding to take fewer ballet classes and practice violin more was setting the course of my life when I was in ninth grade.
We also didn't take those keep-in-practice violin lessons, or use up the karate vouchers we had no time to use during the school year.
"If you're someone who engages in studying or practicing violin, these are not activities that put you in front of the student body.
In case you are one of the few who have not been swept into passionate conversations about whether or not Chua is doing a better job raising children than you are, the book showcases Chua forcing her daughters to spend up to six hours a day practicing violin and piano despite their pleas to stop.
Musicians had studied musical instruments in music colleges and had received training for at least 15 years since the age of 5. Nine musicians had practiced piano and one musician had practiced violin as their primary musical instruments.
My parents would never say: "Oh, you've got to practice your violin now before tea".
I'm actually going to practice my violin every morning at ten". "You know what?
When I listen to my kid practice the violin or the flute, it sounds like someone is strangling a cat.
