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Poll Question: Who do you consider to be the most accomplished violinist?
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42 [11.90%]
81 [22.95%]
90 [25.50%]
74 [20.96%]
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    Posted: April 16 2005 at 19:33

 

With all the polls about guitarists, keyboard players and drummers, I thought it would be nice to cover violinists. What are your thoughts concerning the above mentioned? My personal favorite is Jean Luc Ponty's "Enigmatic Ocean" followed by Jerry Goodman's work on "Birds of fire".

 

 

 
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I love Mauro Pagano's with PFM.

One interesting player I have come across recently is Yvette Devereaux,who plays on the K2 album.Very talented,tasteful violinist.Clap



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I'm not familiar with K2, could you tell me more about them / her?

 
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Jean Luc Ponty is an amazing violinist. His solo stuff is great too.
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Points: 5187 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 16 2005 at 19:49
Originally posted by gleam gleam wrote:

I'm not familiar with K2, could you tell me more about them / her?

 

http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_CD. asp?cd_id=7398

 



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interesting topic

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Once again, I will give the name of a great prog violinist who is missing in the violinist polls : Marcus VIANA, leader of the brazilian band Sagrado coraçao da terra.
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how about David Cross? I don't know how talented he really is compared to JLP, but his work definitely adds a lot to several KC tracks.
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Niccolo Paganini (1782-1840), Italian violinist who revolutionized violin techniques.

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Marcus VIANA

with Annie HASLAM
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Totally forgot about David Cross from KC!

Got to check out Marcus Viana and the other folks from France.

 
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Goodman

But probably would have voted for Cross if he was here.
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Talking only about Prog' violinists (Not to contradict Billyshears 67 ) I have to stay with  Robbie Steinhardt, without him, Kansas is just another USA aqverage Prog band, this was proven when he left the bad during the 80's and they released the most horrendous albums possible (Drastic Measures, Power and In the Spirit of Things) Not even the Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by the excellent Andrew Powell could save Power.

In the album Live at Whiskey, Robbie was replaced by the competent violinist  David Ragsdale and they played most of their most famous tracks, but without Robbie, there was no personality.

His technique is amazing and he adds a special feeling hard to find.

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Eddie Jobson! YEAH!
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Robbie Steinhardt for me. Dust In The Wind is great
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Just saw Goodman playing last week with the Dixie Dregs.  He's still one of the best around'
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Mauro Pagani.

I also rate:-
Ray Shulman - Gentle Giant
Graham Smith - Van der Graaf,String Driven Thing
Daryl Way - Curved Air , DW's Wolf
Fred Frith - Henry Cow
David Cross - King Crimson

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I voted Jobson!

Other violinists I like:

  • Chris Karrer (Amon Düül 2)
  • Daryl Way (Curved Air)
  • David Cross (King Crimson)
  • Graham Smith (Van der Graaf, Peter Hammill)
  • Stuart Gordon (Peter Hammill)
  • Frank van Essen (Iona)
  • Eva Lindal (Katzen Kapell, Agamon)

 
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Nigel Kennedy (Kate Bush, The Fog).
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Alessandro Bonetti (Deus ex Machina) is a madman. Not sure where he ranks among these others, but definitely worth hearing!
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