Sentence examples for using violin from inspiring English sources

Using violin, piano, and harp, Guettel's overture evokes the sun-dappled summer of Florence in the mid-fifties, where Margaret Johnson Victoria Clarkk), a Southern lady of means and manners, has brought her jejune twenty-six-year-old daughter, Clara (Celia Keenan-Bolger), to see the sights.

"I will create music using violin, voice, drumming, and electronics, looping and repeating certain pieces," he explains.

Score density distributions were plotted using violin plots (Figure 1).

Distributional form of the raw-scale predictions (determination and validation) were displayed using violin plots.

Comparing expression of the three different groups of genes between wild-type and mutant cells using violin plots (Fig. 5B) shows that at the 16-cell stage Chd4 −/− cells tend to express slightly elevated levels of Group 1 (active) genes compared with wild-type cells (Fig. 5B).

Comparisons of the distribution of gene characteristics using violin plots (Hintze and Nelson 1998) show that the coding span (i.e., the region that spans from the start codon to the stop codon, including introns) for F element genes is much larger (median 5156 7569 bp) than for genes at the base of the D elements (median 1028 1736 bp).

Andrew Bird used violin, whistling and a looping device to build his usual musical edifices; they gradually walled out his partners, Mr. Byron and Mr. Lovano.

In "Récital," performed at Hostos Center for the Arts and Culture in the Bronx in 1999, Käfig used violins as symbols of music with the dancers embodying a visual orchestra.

And two pieces written at almost the same time -- Messiaen's "Sept Haikai" of 1962 and the "Nocturnal," on which Varese was working in his last years -- both use violins to imitate the mouth organ of Japanese court music.

He played without any sheet music, using the violin he first bought five decades before.

He was a German-born virtuoso, using his violin skills to become, at age 16, a member of the Berlin Symphony Orchestra.