Scan 34

Essentials of music / 2 The American history and encyclopedia of music / W.L. Hubbard, ed, 1910

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1Rode's, but as it contains elements of an entirely new technical nature, its mastery will be decidedly beneficial to the student.

3Along with the study of these works the pupil may start with selections contained in the following list:

5Spohr, 2nd Concerto.

6David, Op. 6. Variations on a Russian Theme.

7David, Concerto, No. 1.

8Vieuxtemps, Ballade et Polonaise.

9Vieuxtemps, Reverie.

10Rubinstein-Wieniawski, Romanze in E flat.

11Bazzini, Concerto Militaire.

12Papini, 3 Hungarian Dances — No. 3 in et.

13Godard, Concerto Romantique.

14Paganini, Moto Perpetuo.

15Vieuxtemps, Op. 40, No. 3, Bohemienne.

16Ries, Suite No. 3, (principally Adagio and Perpetua mobile).

17Hubay, Zephir.

18Hubay, Hejrekati.

19Wieniawski, Op. 12, No. 1, Mazurka "Sielanka."

20F. Listemann, Idyll.

21F. Listemann, Valse-Mazurka, Op. 10.

22Schubert, L'abeille.

23Schubert — Wilhemj "Am Meer."

24Nardini, Sonata in D (David arrangement).

25Vitali, Ciacconne in G minor (David arrangement).

26Rust, Sonata in D minor (David arrangement).

27Bollinger, Op. 6, Romance in C.

28Sarasate, Romanza Andaluza.

29Bach, Concerto in E.

30Mozart, Concerto in E flat.

31Gade, Op. 56, Concerto in D minor.

32Sarasate, Mignon — Gavotte.

33Wagner-Wilhelmj "Album-Blatt."

34Vieuxtemps, Fantasie Caprice.

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