Is it late? I really love my violin and I pratice at it a lot. Is it too late to learn how to play it? Im already fourteen.
I’m still a beginner. Im finishing book one already.
Can I still be successful like join an orchestra or be a soloist or something?

Someone asked the same question a couple of weeks ago. He was 76 years old however. I told him the same thing I told you. It is never too early or too late to begin a serious relationship with a musical instrument if you have the self discipline and passion to hold up your end of the bargain. Just remember:

1. You only need to practice on days that end with a "Y"

2. Learn as many new songs as you can, at least one a week and one a day eventually! Every time you learn a new song, you learn about something different that you can do with your bow, with phrasing, with your left hand, or in regards to sight reading.

3. Play for other people whenever you can. Playing may be a joyful experience for you, but sharing your joy multiplies it and gives it a purpose.

4. Share what you know with your peers and learn from them as well. Get into small and large ensembles whenever possible and take every opportunity to meet other players (especially great ones) and do your best to learn at least one thing from everyone you meet.

I applaud your dedication. Remember not to beat yourself up when that first love fades a little and be sure to replace it with the slow burning, but enduring coal of mature dedication. I stuck a few links below to fuel the fire a little. There are hundreds or even thousands more available. Hope they help.