A program that aims to create a new instrument to help violinists improve their playing is set to be released this week, according to a report by The New York Times.

The program is named Violin Harmonics, and is designed to allow violinists to better focus on the violin and focus on what they’re doing in the moment.

The website describes the program as:The program is meant to help musicians focus on their instrument, and to get better at playing it.

Violin players will be encouraged to write down what they do with the instrument in their practice and to think about how they are playing it in real life.

The program was developed by violinist Daniel Vlietman, who has also developed an instrument called the ‘Somos de Viola,’ which can be used for jazz and classical music, as well as music written in other languages.

The Vliotmans say the program is designed as a means to improve the performance of the violin, but is also designed to help music students better understand their instruments, especially since the Vliatmans have an advanced degree in music education.

The violin is used for all forms of music, from music composition to music notation, as it is a part of the natural, acoustic, and harmonic movements of the human body.