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Violin master works and their interpretation, 1925
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1be presented with decided breadth to the conclusion of the Cadenza.
3The second movement, Andante cantabile, like most of Mozart's slow movements, is a fount of the loveliest, most heart-stirring melodies. Only if the player is permeated with its beauty will he be able to give it adequate expression. Although the movement is captioned Andante I would advise that it be played somewhat more in the tempo of an Adagio, dividing the three-quarters into eighth-rhythms and presenting the movement in a very sustained style. One of its most outstanding moments commences one measure before letter D:
5and lasts until letter F. The Cadenza should be played very broadly and singingly, with the exception of the passage marked leggiero and accelerando:
7The next to last measure of the Andante demands a ritenuto with a hold or fermata:
9which, unfortunately, is not indicated.
11The last movement of this Concerto, a "Rondeau," Andante grazioso, is one that may be said to determine its own expression, musically speaking. It is delicate, intimate, graceful. The eighth notes:
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