first string
leader
concertmaster
fiddler
violinist
Paganini
Niccolo Paganini
Antonio Stradivari
Stradivari
Stradivarius
Antonius Stradivarius
cellist
violoncellist
first violinist
violin
second violinist
violins
violin lesson
Corelli
Andrea Guarneri
Guarnerius
Arcangelo Corelli
Guarneri
Guarnieri
first violin
vielle
violin bow
fiddlestick
violin section
first fiddle
violinmaking
double bass
Joseph Joachim
Joachim
scraper
violinistically
violinlike
arco
electric violinist
string quartet
string quartette
violin maker
body
soundbox
upright bass
gut-scraper
violinophone
phonofiddle
hair
symphonist
Fritz Kreisler
chikara
chamber orchestra
Kreisler
Antonio Lucio Vivaldi
Vivaldi
viola
Antonio Vivaldi
horn violin
Strohviol
horn-violin
quinton
pochette
Giuseppe Guarneri
armonicist
dancing master's kit
kit
bull fiddle
doghouse bass
archet
Guiseppe Guarneri
fiddle
Strad
Zimbalist
chanterelle
Stradavarius
bass fiddle
bass violin
overture
Efrem Zimbalist
bowed dulcimer
electric cellist
violinistic
minisymphony
Stroh violin
Delius
Frederick Delius
presymphony
viol
saltato
sinfonia

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