Alone: Chapter 2
"so, can you play your violin for me?" he asked. "oh, yeah, i forgot, sorry." i said. "it's ok," he smiled. i was embarrassed, but i still played anyway. before him, it was the only thing to help me cope with my depression.
City of Light: Chapter 28
The female, already ensconced in the space, reclined against the sheets, her fingers dancing on the strings of a violin, weaving melodies that filled the air with an enchanting cadence.
A Shifters Tale
violin.
Masquerade II
They blended with the sound of the violin that still played with the plaintive tone that started to build up towards a crescendo before trilling down again. the music and the master.
Remembrance ~ Part Two
Randal couldn't play violin - cello, but not violin. randal's eyes were green, certainly green. a natural color. he didn't write, but he loved reading. he showered at night, not in the morning, and his shampoo was... lavender. "it still worries me."
Alone: Chapter 1
"so you play the violin?" he asked. "yeah, i've played it for a good ten years." i told him. "oh, that's cool." he smiled. "thanks," i blushed. "i'm playing it tomorrow," i informed him. "so if you want to listen, that'll be fine."
A Shifters Tale
I opened the case and looked inside at the violin and noted the strings were sliced in half, i immediatly reached into the pouch in the lid and pulled out a full set of strings and pulled the violin free.
Ch7. Accelerando
Dal quickly reached for an instrument stand and picked up a violin and handed it to rick. rick looked at it puzzled. "violin? um.....i've never really played one." dal chuckled. i don't expect you to be proficient on all instruments. i'm not.
Correcting the Parent
A violin soon filled the room with a somber sound, quiet but sophisticated, and just a trifle melancholy as the woodwinds came in behind it.
Blue and Gray - Chapter 8: Sultana
He opened the door again less than ten seconds later, violin in hand, as if he had it stored nearby expecting such a request from the captain. “okay. i'm not sure what kind of music you like on the violin…" “it's fine, granger.
You know you need unique New York
Losing my violin had been like losing a child to me, and was proving extremely hard to replace. ever since i was allowed out of the hospital, i had been scouring violin shops for a new instrument.
Found: Side-Story: Growlentine's Day Special
_ and like that, as they played, they alternated who would sing a verse while their violins continued the melody.