Do you prefer the violin or piano, why?

The piano and violin are often complementary to each other. Many violin solo pieces are accompanied by the piano. Though the piano is usually a background instrument during a violin solo, it's presence is often necessary. read more

I believe you could reach a whole new level of musical satisfaction by playing the violin, that is because the piano is a rather “distant” and “neutral” instrument, while the violin requires your body to adjust and react in relation to the music you’re playing. read more

Both piano and violin are very common instruments to learn and offer more prominent positions in orchestras, making them even more popular. Additionally, learning the piano or violin makes it easier to learn music theory, at least for me it was. read more

As a pianist, I prefer piano, it's an extremely versatile instrument, that being said, the violin is a very beautiful sound, but sounds rather, lonely when unaccompanied by either a piano, orchestra or at the very least another violin and cello. read more