An improvisation on the slow movement from Bruch's violin concerto. Played on the EL700 organ.
Ken S.

Nice version. I bought a boxed set of the violin concertos and play through them often. Max Bruch is near the top. Paganini tops the list with me. Thanks for posting. Den.

Ken,

Liked the way you played that.

I reckon it's much easier to get a bit of vibrato on a violin when playing a keyboard than when playing the real instrument. I don't play the violin, but presumably any vibrato has to be done by rocking a finger on the string?

From a Violin Masterclass.

What Is Vibrato on the Violin?
Vibrato is a slight fluctuation in pitch that’s used to create a warmth or richness of tone. On the violin, it is a left hand technique; the effect is produced by rocking the finger from the wrist or arm.

Hugh