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The International library of music for violinists, 1925
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1COMPOSITIONS FOR VIOLIN
2WITH PIANOFORTE ACCOMPANIMENT
4INDEX
5VOLUMES VI TO VIII
7ALPHABETICALLY BY TITLES
9A
10l’Abeille – – – – – FRANÇOIS SCHUBERT 32 104
11Abendlied – – – – SCHUMANN-WILHELMJ 19 67
12 Evening Song, Op. 85, No. 12
13Adagio – – – – – – – MAX BRUCH 104 326
14 From Concerto, G minor, Op. 26
15Adagio – – – – – – – FRANZ RIES 64 202
16 From Suite III, Op. 34, No. 3
17Adagio Pathetique, Op. 128, No. 3 BENJ. GODARD 58 179
18Adieux a l’Alhambra, Op. 12 J. DE MONASTERIO 75 238
19Air on the G String – – – BACH-WILHELMJ 31 102
20Andante Tranquillo – – – CH. DE BERIOT 26 85
21 From Concerto VII, Op. 76
22Aria – – – – – – – TENAGLIA-RIES 23 74
23Ave Maria – – – – – BACH-GOUNOD 34 108
25B
26Ballade and Polonaise, Op. 38 H. VIEUXTEMPS 112 350
27Barcarolle, Op. 135, No. 1 – – – L. SPOHR 67 213
28Bee, The – – – – FRANÇOIS SCHUBERT 32 104 one of two readings
29Bee, The – – – – – FRANÇOIS SCHUBERT 32 104 one of two readings
30Berceuse, Op. 16 – – – GABRIEL FAURE 20 63 one of two readings
31Berceuse, Op. 16 – – – – GABRIEL FAURE 20 63 one of two readings
32Berceuse, Op. 28, No. 1 – – – A. SIMON 36 115
34C
35Canzonetta – – – – – B. GODARD 70 224
36 From Concerto Romantique, Op. 35
37Canzonetta – – – – P. TSCHAIKOWSKY 93 296 one of two readings
38Canzonetta – – – – – P. TSCHAIKOWSKY 93 296 one of two readings
39 From Violin Concerto, Op. 35
40Cavatina, Op. 314, No. 2 – – – CARL BOHM 42 133
41Cavatina, A major – – – HUGO KAUN 50 153
42Cavatina, Op. 85, No. 3 – – – RAFF, JOACHIM 30 98
43Chanson Villageoise, Op. 14 – EDOUARD LALO 25 81
44Child’s Song, A, Op. 30, No. 5 – – F. DAVID 11 26
45Contentment – – – – – CARL BUSCH 11 28
46Cradle Song, Op. 16 – – – GABRIEL FAURE 20 63
47Cygne, Le – – – – – C. SAINT SAËNS 12 31
49D
50Dance of the Butterflies – – GUSTAV SAENGER 9 19
51Dance of the Marionettes – – G. SAENGER 8 16
52Dixie – – – – – – – DAN EMMETT 39 124
54COMPOSERS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
56Arensky, A.
57 Scherzo, E minor, Op. 30, No. 4 – – – 97 306
58Aulin, Tor
59 Humoresque – – – – – – – – – – 73 233
60Bach, J. S.
61 Loure, G major – – – – – – – – 16 48
62Bach-Gounod
63 Meditation, "Ave Maria" – – – – – 34 108 one of two readings
64 Meditation, “Ave Maria” – – – – – 34 108 one of two readings
65Bach-Wilhelmj
66 Air on the G String – – – – – – – 31 102
67Beethoven, L. van
68 Minuet, G major – – – – – – – – 16 46
69 Romance, G major, Op. 40 – – – – 108 338
70Bizet, Georges
71 Intermezzo, Entr’acte from "l’Arlesienne" – 24 80 one of two readings
72 Intermezzo, Entr’acte from “l’Arlesienne” – 24 80 one of two readings
73Bohm, Carl
74 Cavatina, Op. 314, No. 2 – – – – – 42 133
75Brahms, Johannes (Arr. by Joachim)
76 Hungarian Dances, No. V, G major – – 52 163
77 No. VII, A major – – 107 335 one of two readings
78 No. VII, A major – – – – – 107 335 one of two readings
79Bruch, Max
80 Adagio, from Concerto, G minor, Op. 26 104 326
81Busch, Carl
82 Contentment – – – – – – – – – – 11 28
83Carter, Buenta
84 Southern Serenade, A – – – – – – 23 77
85Cui, Cesar
86 Expansion Naïve (Naiveté), Op. 20, No. 1 9 22
87 Orientale, from "The Kaleidoscope," Op. 50, No. 9 – – – – – – – – 22 71 one of two readings
88 Orientale, from “The Kaleidoscope,” Op. 50, No. 9 – – – – – – – – 22 71 one of two readings
89D’Ambrosio, A.
90 Serenade, Op. 4 – – – – – – – – 110 343
91David, F.
92 Child’s Song, A, Op. 30, No. 5 – – – 11 26
93 Etude, G minor, Op. 30, No. 16 – – – 28 90
94 Remembrance, Op. 30, No. 2 – – – – 14 40
95 Scherzo, Op. 30, No. 1 – – – – – – 10 23
96De Beriot, Charles
97 Andante Tranquillo, from Concerto VII, Op. 76 – – – – – – – – 26 85
98Delibes, Leo
99 Pizzicati, from "Sylvia" – – – – – 56 176 one of two readings
100 Pizzicati, from “Sylvia” – – – – – 56 176 one of two readings
101De Monasterio, J.
102 Farewell to the Alhambra – – – – – 75 238
103 Adieux a l’Alhambra, Op. 12 (a Moorish Lament)
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