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The Story of the Violin, 1914
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1Story of the Violin
3CHAPTER V.
4A NEW PHASE OF THE CONCERTO.
5The modern virtuoso-concerto—Paganini—Lipinski and Ernst—De Bériot—Vieuxtemps—Wieniawski—David and others ……………………………………………. 279
7CHAPTER VI.
8LATEST PHASES OF THE CONCERTO.
9Beethoven—Mendelssohn—Max Bruch—Saint-Saëns—Lalo and Benj. Godard—Raff—Rubinstein and Goldmark—Brahms and Tschaïkowsky ……………………………………………. 283
11CHAPTER VII.
12DIDACTIC VIOLIN LITERATURE.
13A long way—A shorter cut ……………………………………………. 286
15CHAPTER VIII.
16A PRODIGAL.
17The oldest of them all—Very accommodating—The air varié—The small piece—The present-day small piece—Why this sterility?—A very uninteresting age—The last word not yet spoken—The Chopin of the violin ……………………………………………. 288
19POSTSCRIPT ……………………………………………. 293
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