Books βΊ Music For The Violin and Viola Vol-ii, 1948 βΊ scan 74
Scan 74
Music For The Violin and Viola Vol-ii, 1948
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1Paganini, NiccolΓ² (Cont.)
2Twenty-four caprices (Cont.)
3Caprice No. 21, Amoroso
4Presto
5Caprice No. [address hidden]
6Minore
7Caprice No. 23, Posato Minore
8Caprice No. 24, Tema (Quasi Presto) and variations
9Concerto in D Major, C 3 Op. 6, No. 1 (cadenza by Emil Sauret)
11Study in sixths, expressive and sentimental.
12A brilliant study in fast staccato passages.
13A study in sixths, thirds and tenths.
14Featuring flying staccato passages and brilliant trills.
15Study in octave glissandos. Study in brilliant scale figures.
16A famous piece, also arranged for the piano. The tema is proud and decisive; variations of contrasting character follow.
17Allegro maestoso π
π
₯ = 92. The opening is challenging and authoritative. A persuasive theme follows, but soon gives way to brilliant passages in thirds and to the return of the opening idea. A distinguished theme in C major leads to further display of brilliancy. This interchange of lyric ideas and dashing show of virtuosity gives to the soloist full opportunity to display the technical side as well as the singing character of the violin.
18Adagio espressivo π
π
₯ = 66. Intense fervor, imploring persuasiveness, moments of great dramatic power, imaginative rubato figurations, and the friendly theme in D major lend the background to this colorful movement.
19Rondo (Allegro spirituoso) π
π
₯ = 120, a sparkling, witty and dashing movement throughout.
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