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Twenty-four studies for the violin : (Matinées), 1908
104 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
1Old and Modern Classics
2Arranged and Edited for Violin and Piano by Famous Artists
4Pieces by Old Masters
5Arr. by WILLY BURMESTER
7The works of the old French, German and Italian masters are in many cases inaccessible, because written in the old clefs and provided with figured bass accompaniments. In these arrangements Mr. Burmester has put within the reach of violinists beautiful music, new because unknown; and he has transcribed his selections with a true appreciation of the originals, written for clavecin, viola d'amour or hammer clavier.
9BACH La Complaisante
10COUPERIN Le Bavolet flottant
11RAMEAU Gavotte
12MARTINI Gavotte
13MOZART Menuett in D, No. 1
14HÄNDEL Menuett
15BEETHOVEN Menuett in Eb, No. 1
16HÄNDEL Arioso
17BACH Gavotte
18BACH Air on the G String
19HAYDN Menuett
20BEETHOVEN Menuett in G, No. 2
21MOZART Menuett in Eb, No. 2
22PERGOLESI Aria (Siciliana)
23LOEILLET Menuett
24DITTERSDORF German Dance
25MATTHESON Air on the G String
26BACH Menuett
27HÄNDEL Bourrée
28RAMEAU Rigaudon
29MOZART German Dance
30KUHLAU Menuett
31LULLY Gavotte
32GLUCK Menuett
33HÄNDEL Prelude
34GOSSEC Gavotte
35GRAZIOLI Menuett one of two readings
36GRAZIOLI Menuett one of two readings
37GOSSEC Tambourine
38HÄNDEL Minuet in Thirds
39HÄNDEL Gigue
41Published complete in five volumes
43From the Repertoire of EFREM ZIMBALIST
451. CUI, C.—Berceuse, Op. 20
462. GLAZOUNOW, A.—Grand adagio from the ballet "Raymonda"
473. ACHRON, J.—Hebrew melody
484. TOR, AULIN.—Humoresque
495. TSCHAIKOWSKY, P.—Op. 42/2. Scherzo
506. GLAZOUNOW, A.—Waltz from the ballet "Raymonda"
517. DRIGO, R.—Serenade from the ballet "Les Millions d'Arlequin." (Transcribed by L. Auer)
53All the above compositions are Edited, Phrased and Fingered by EFREM ZIMBALIST.
55The Classic Masters
56Arr. by SAM FRANKO
58These arrangements of music of 150 years ago add to the repertory of the violin pieces delightfully piquant and playable. They consist of dainty dances, airs and ballet-numbers written by the greatest masters of a former generation and are every bit as fascinating in this twentieth century as they were in the seventeenth.
60GRÉTRY Entr'acte
61GRÉTRY Danse légère (from "Panurge")
62GRÉTRY Gavotte in D min.
63HASSE Tambourin (from the Opera "Piramo e Tisbe")
64SACCHINI Air de Dardanus
65SACCHINI Gavotte de Renaud
66VIOTTI Andante sostenuto (from the Concerto No. 28 in A min.)
67MOZART Gavotte (from "Les petits riens")
68MOZART Pantomime (from "Les petits riens")
70Old English Composers
71Arr. by ALFRED MOFFAT
73This group of ten arrangements from the figured basses of olden manuscripts covers a period extending from 1670 to 1786, and comprises some of the most characteristic pieces written by the 17th and 18th century English composers of fiddle music. The numbers selected show much variety of form, style, and interest in the handling of their pleasing themes.
75COLLETT Largo cantabile
76DUBOURG Jigg and Menuet
77ECCLES Adagio and Corrente
78FREAKE Intermedio
79JACKSON Tambourin
80JONES Corrente
81OSWALD Lento affettuoso and Giga
82RAVENSCROFT Two Hornpipes a l'Inglese
83STANLEY Gavot and Menuet
84VALENTINE Allegro vivace
86Complete in one volume
87(SCHIRMER'S LIBRARY, Vol. 1088)
89Old Masters of the Violin
90Arr. by ALFRED MOFFAT
92The arranger of these pieces, Alfred Moffat, has here collected music that illustrates well the clarity of melodic outline and fine sonority which characterize the music of the period in which they were composed. Old in point of time they are ever fresh and inspiring.
94SENAILLÉ Sarabande et Gigue
95LOEILLET Air et Allegro Vivamente
96CORELLI Sarabande et Corrente
97ARNE Gavotta one of two readings
98ARNE Gavotta one of two readings
99PORPORA Branle one of two readings
100PORPORA Branle one of two readings
101GIARDINI La Chasse
102MASCITTI Preludio et Corrente one of two readings
103MASCITTI Preludio et Corrente one of two readings
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