The phrase "violin performance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about any type of public display of playing the violin, such as a concert or a recital. For example, "The audience was in awe of the violin performance from the young musician."
The Blue Dragon piece featured a violin performance by Juraj Cizmarovic, who also performed at the Symphonic Legends concert.
She graduated from Swarthmore and received a master's degree in violin performance from Purchase College.
She graduated and received a master's degree in violin performance from Johns Hopkins University, and received a master's degree in strategic public relations and a doctoral degree in violin performance from U.S.C.
She graduated magna cum laude from Harvard and received a master's in violin performance from the Peabody Institute in Baltimore.
Finding Meaning in Music How a tech pioneer, faced with a deadly illness, prepared for his last violin performance.
True to form, Friday night included both a traditional violin performance from the Irish fiddler Martin Hayes and Laurie Anderson's spoken-word incantations.
The books kept coming, just as her violin performances (she was an accomplished musician) continued well into her 90's.
The closing act, Dr L Subramaniam, really is a doctor – a registered GP – but he has also been giving violin performances since the age of six.
Greater Harlem offers a steady stream of programming throughout the day from Morning Rhythms to movie matinees, from a writing club to manicures and from bingo to violin performances.
The annual compilation reports that the 29-year-old Californian's cinematically choreographed electro-violin performances earned her six million dollars this year.
Other highlights include a Charpentier double bill, a concert performed on Mozart's own viola and violin, and performances by the Hilliard Ensemble; Hespèrion XXI and Jordi Savall; and Emma Kirkby and Paul O'Dette. (617) 661-1812, bemf.org.
