Pop violin is a subgenre of music that showcases the violin as a lead instrument in performing melodies typically found in popular music rather than classical. Artists in this genre often blend elements of classical violin techniques with contemporary pop, rock, and electronic music. These musicians may reimagine chart-topping hits with a string flair, compose original works with catchy hooks, or fuse orchestral traditions with modern beats to create a distinct sound that appeals to a wide audience. The performances are often energetic and visually engaging, featuring elaborate staging and, in some cases, choreographed movements. Pop violinists, such as Lindsey Stirling or Vanessa-Mae, transcend the boundaries of traditional violin music by infusing it with the accessibility and appeal of pop culture, making it relevant and enticing to today's listeners.

The Sound of Heaven

André Rieu•

Johann Strauss Orchestra

Album - 15 Tracks - Released December 6, 2024