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SONGS: Violin Concerto No. 1 in D Major, Op 6 (Beginning), Violin Concerto No. 1 in D Major (Conclusion). Victor Tretyakov (violin), Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, Neimye Yarvy (conductor). (c) 1980 Musical Heritage Society. MHC 6181. Dolby "B" stereo audio cassette tape. 36:31.
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Paganini: Violin Concertos
Paganini: Violin Concertos
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Introduction and Variations on "Dal tuo stellato soglio" from Rossini's "Mosè", for violin & orchestra, MS 23:Thème. Tempo alla Marcia - 01:09
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Paganini: Sonatas for Violin & Guitar
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Paganini 24 Caprices Op. 1 for Violin
For unaccompanied violin. By Niccolo Paganini....
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Paganini: Music for Violin and Guitar II (Mix Album)
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Paganini's Violin Concerto No. 1 set a new standard of virtuosity and influenced the composition of violin music ever after. Wieniawski's Violin Concerto No. 2 is a concert hall favorite the world over. A piece with a moderate tempo, divided into three movements, it is certain to be enjoyed by both performers and audiences.
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Paganini traditional style bow rosin comes in a handy cork case with plastic cover. Made in Germany.
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Paganini/Saint-Saens: Violin Concertos
Paganini/Saint-Saens: Violin Concertos
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Paganini: 24 Caprices for Solo Violin
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Used - The singing tone and wide range of the violin have made it the archetypal musical instrument, and in Violin Virtuosos, violinist and music critic Henry Roth has created a work of rare insight into this singular and beloved instrument.
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Paganini: Works For Violin & Orchestra
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Easy Paganini (Violin)
In this pack, celebrated compositions by Paganini have been adapted and simplified in such a way that they are playable for practically every violinist - without violating the character and the typical features of his music. Tours de force such as pizzicato in the left hand, ricochet and harmonics are retained in a simplified form, so the pieces still sound spectacular and are very violinistic. The CDs include play-along accompaniments and full performance demos.
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Since many of his works have been lost, Paganini's compositional output can generally be condensed to the first and second violin concertos and the 24 Caprices. That is, conveniently, precisely the program for this two-disc set by violinist Alexander Markov. Between the Caprices and the two concertos, the Caprices are certainly the most widely known and frequently performed. As technically demanding now as they were when written, the 24 Caprices continue to challenge violinists' abilities to make...
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4 Paganini Encores (Piano / Violin)
Contents: Caprice D'adieu * Duet for Solo Violin * God Save the King * Introduction and Variations.
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JUILLIARD: Paganini Moto Perpetuo Violin Op11
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Guitar music is now written both by players of the instrument and by many who are not, but it was not always so. At one time composers were also virtuosi performers (usually of their own works) but during the nineteenth century this link became less and less strong; today, the composer-performer is a rare bird. The tide of musical events, however, bypassed the guitar, so that, until the situation was changed through the efforts of Andres Segovia (1893-1987), those who wrote for it also played it...
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Paganini & Wieniawski - Caprices and Etudes for Solo Violin
Paganini and Wieniawski were two of the most famous violin virtuosos of the 19th century, and composers of a number of the most treasured masterpieces in the solo violin repertory. Here, in one large-format playing edition, are Paganini’s innovative Caprices (Op. 1) and Wieniawski’s much admired collections of etudes, L’Ecole Moderne (Op. 10) and Etudes caprices (Op. 18.) Both sets of works, reprinted from authoritative editions by C. F. Peters and others, remain popular favorites of concert audiences...
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Paganini: Music for Violin and Guitar II
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