So I am trying to pick up my violin again after years of neglect and learning to read sheet music. Look at examples of the the same music, one for piano and one for violin, the notes even on the treble clef are different. The piano seems to be set one note lower, just comparing note for note. Is this usually the case?
I have sheet music explicitly for my violin, but looking at sheet music for piano, I started playing and hitting the same notes. It didn't seem right, and then I compared it with the sheet music for the violin and noticed the difference. Am I imagining things?
Example piano sheet music
http://hymnary.org/text/o_lord_my_god_when_i_in_awesome_wonder#authority_media_flexscores
Example violin sheet music for same song.
http://capotastomusic.blogspot.com/2011/11/how-great-thou-art-free-violin-sheet.html
Notice the first note is a G on the violin, but an F on the piano?