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The American history and encyclopedia of music .., 1908
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1Mendelssohn. Concerto.
2Brahms-Joachim. Hungarian Dances, Nos. 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8.
3Molique. Concerto No. 5.
4Hubay. Carmen-Fantasie.
5Bruch. Concerto No. 1.
6Wieniawski. 2nd Polonaise.
7Wieniawski. Souvenir de Moscou.
8Sinding. Concerto No. 1.
9Leonard. Souvenir de Haydn.
10Sarasate. Gypsy-Melodies.
11Saint-Saëns, Op. 28. Introduction and Rondo-capriccioso.
12Tartini, Devil's Sonata. (Vieuxtemps' arrangement.)
13Sarasate. Jota Argonesa.
14Chopin-Sarasate, Op. 9, No. 2. Notturno in E flat.
15Vieuxtemps, Op. 19. Concerto No. 2.
16Wieniawski. Concerto No. 2.
17Nachez, Op. 14. Dances Tziganes.
18R. Krauss, Op. 8. Concerto in D minor.
19Raff, Op. 67. La Fee d'Amour (Die Leibesfee).
21SEVENTH GRADE.
23The following study works are recommended for this grade:
24Wieniawski, Op. 10. L'Ecole Moderne (9 studies).
25Bach, 6 Sonatas for Violin alone. (Revised by David-Sitt.)
26Gavinies, 24 Études. Matinees. (Peters Edition.)
27Paganini, 3 Themes with variations on the G string.
28Sauret, Op. 24. 20 Grand Études.
29The Wieniawski work, Op. 10, as well as the same composer's work mentioned in the 6th grade, Op. 18, are notable for certain qualities, in which the composer particularly excelled, to-wit: remarkable
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