Violins, cont'd.

[daydreamer]

[stoo23]

NB: Originally posted by 'ognil'.

my 5 cents  

1 cent
2 cents
3 cents
4 cents
5 cents

Admin' EDIT: As can be seen above, 'ognil' originally posted his "5 Cents" post here, which (as can be seen), is simply a list of '5 Cents' being (perhaps typically obfuscated), links to a number of Youtube videos, without providing any description, information or comments. 
As ONLY One of the links being his 1st 'Cent' related to Violins, (as can be seen below), I have edited and moved/merged the original post containing he Other 'Cents' to: My kind of music Which I think, considering the content of the other 'links', is more appropriate.
I have also added descriptions of What/Who the linked Youtube videos are of 

This was ognil's '1 cent' 

[daydreamer]

Stewart, reminds me of one violin related cartoon,kid goes to his music course and opens box and instead there is a Tommy gun
-"oops, now dad don't have his tool with him on his job"
 

[stoo23]

Bach Presto in g-minor on two nyckelharpas with Torbjörn Näsbom

[NoCforMe]

Not bad, not bad at all.

That's from his Sonata No. 1 in G minor. Bach wrote a set of 6 sonatas & partitas (3 of each) for solo violin. The Partita No. 2 contains the legendary Chaconne, a set of 64 variations on a simple theme, which has become a standard competition and performance piece worldwide. It's wickedly difficult, including triple and quadruple stops and all sorts of other virtuoso stuff; the man obviously knew his way around the violin, as well as the organ^[1].

Those two guys are playing the piece in harmony, which is a nice nonstandard touch.

I've hacked my way through the Presto a time or three.

[1] You know why Bach had so many children?
His organ had no stops.
(boom-TISH!)

[daydreamer]

here is swedish famous violin player
'https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%85sa_Jinder

[TimoVJL]

LINDA LAMPENIUS Violinist