#violin masters

[classicalguitartrends]

Julia Kotkowska Violin

Julia Kotkowska, student of the violin class of Wojciech Dąbek. Born on June 26th, 2005 in Radom/Poland. She started playing the violin at the age of 7 at the Oskar Kolberg Music School in Radom. She participated in many national and international competitions achieving prizes such as:   – 1st prize at the IMKA -INTERNATIONAL INTERNET MUSIC  & DANCE COMPETITION  – Distinction at the 4th…

[crescenthistory]

okay so i know the sacred 28 were heavy on the “traditional” upper class teachings, such as classical music and ballroom dancing etc, which is why regulus is often hced as being a pianist. but i see your pianist and i raise you: violinist

[sunshine-in-a-bottle]

LISTEN. DTIYS. CONSIDER.

This isn't because of any celebratory reason this is because there is an absolutely criminal lack of Sapnap playing the violin despite his cc being first chair. cSapnap Should Play The Violin. Consider The Benefits.

There's no time limit because there should never be a limit on Violinist Sapnap. The only requirement is him playing the violin. @ me and I will clap and cheer for you because you deserve it.

under the cut is the dteam without colors because I don't actually know how colors work.

They're my early server boys and they deserve to be happy.

[kurixta]

Calming

[katkalis-the-horror-fanartist]

Violin girl adopted a little sister! They boogey on!

Anyone and everyone that criticizes how badly I drew the "violin", I WILL bite you

Enjoy the concept

[seraphdreams]

fun fact, i play piano and used to play violin!

[simple-and-cozy-life]

Can't wait to be a mom someday

[thekenobee]

Screaming partly because I know enough naval slang not to check these up and partly because JACK AND THE LETTER OF MARQUE-

[classicalguitartrends]

Klára Zaykova Violin

Klára Zaykova, a student at Bard College, is currently pursuing degrees in Violin Performance, Philosophy, and Russian. Throughout her high school years, Klára has won top prizes in various international and regional competitions such as the Kocian Violin Competition, Premio Clivis, Zlatý Oříšek, and Nová Paka. In 2021, she was selected to perform at a Masterclass for Gil Shaham. Later that same…

[therainjumper]

A silly idea in my mind.

[sangrialuvr]

heart hurts..

[pandora15]

চারিদিকে এত English এর মাঝে একটুখানি বাংলা লেখা বা পড়ার আনন্দই আলাদা। তাই না?

At least, I think so.

Much to my own shame, my Bangla knowledge is extremely limited, even more so by the fact that I learned the alphabet a long time ago and barely remember how to write simple sentences.

I tried my best, but ultimately had to put this in Google Translate, which I feel like partially defeats the purpose of your ask, so I'm sorry! Not just for having to do that, but for answering in English because, again, I can barely formulate sentences in Bangla. I can understand it well when people speak it to me, but speaking it and reading/writing it is really tough for me.

Anyways,

Yes, I absolutely agree. Even though I know so little of the language, I think it's absolutely beautiful. I'm very proud to be Bengali. And reading or writing what little I know does feel really nice :)

I hope to get back in touch with the Bengali/Indian part of me once I have a bit more time — I used to take Hindustani Classical Music lessons when I was a child and I learned a lot of Bangla songs, especially Rabindra Sangeet from my old teacher. I have a lot of memories that I cherish from that time, like learning to pronounce Bangla words and understanding what these songs actually mean while expanding my knowledge of music. My voice isn't what it used to be (thanks, puberty), but I think I still have it in me, and my love of music always reigns eternal.

Anyways, this probably isn't the answer you were hoping for, but I hope this gets across what it means to me to be Bengali, even though my language skills are horrendous 😅

[belladonnafleur]

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