rare–1. [f. VIOLIN sb.] Violin-playing.
1844. H. F. Chorley, Music & Manners, III. 61. Royalty thus did its part in fostering a school of violinism.
1861. Observer, 24 Feb., 7/2. The Chaconne brought into full light the ease, exactness, and decision of Mr. Blagrove’s violinism, notwithstanding the myriad of difficulties with which he had to contend.
