Bow & Bridge Violin and bow makers, as the old books printed them

Scan 97

Music For The Violin and Viola Vol-ii, 1948

12 lines. Read by computer on 23 September 2026. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.

1COMPOSER TITLE, KEY & OP. GR. REMARKS
3Vivaldi, Antonio (Cont.) Sonata in D Major (Respighi) (Cont.) C [address hidden] ๐…˜๐…ฅ = 126, playful and and charming; at times exuberantly joyful. Requires great rhythmical control.
5Wagenaar, Bernard Sonata for violin and piano C 2 The first movement, in the classic sonata allegro form, begins with an introduction, in which the basic harmonic and melodic motive is introduced. The allegro proper opens with an undulating D major subject of lyrical sweep. The second subject, in E major, is of a quieter character. The development section, which follows, leads to a shortened return of the first subject, which prepares the recapitulation of the shortened second subject. A coda referring to the introductory chords ends the movement.
7The second movement is a scherzo in 7/4 time, composed as a "Song form with Trio," the latter being in 3/2 meter and of a passionate and melodic character; providing relief from the vivacious scherzo section.
9The third movement is a romanza in the "three-part song form," a simple, melodic line, supported by warm and interesting harmonies.
11The last movement is a lively and dashing sonata-allegro of approximately the same proportions as the first movement; thus serving as a suitable finale to a work in the larger forms of composition that is characteristic of recent times. It is rewarding and attractive in its frank romanticism.

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