Hal Leonard Oak Publications - O'Neill's Music Of Ireland (Revised)
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Summary of This Collection
This collection for violin, authored by Miles Krassen and published in 1992, is aimed at musicians who wish to dive into the world of traditional music with a solid and lasting resource. Thanks to its substantial format, it serves as a relevant working base to develop a "trad" repertoire and gain fluency in phrasing, articulations, and melodic turns typical of this genre.
Designed as a long-term resource, it supports both sight-reading sessions and ear training, which is often central in traditional music. It is a useful tool to structure practice: establish a routine, consolidate intonation and pitch accuracy, work on bowing consistency, and refine musicality (accents, rebounds, rhythmic impulses). It is particularly suitable for violinists seeking repertoire-focused content, whether to play solo, prepare sessions, or nurture interpretive work within a traditional framework.
Whether you are looking for inspiration to vary your pieces, a resource to maintain your technique in service of the music, or a collection to keep handy on your music stand, this work offers a serious foundation centered on the essentials: playing traditional music on the violin with rich and practically usable material every day.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Traditional, World | ||
| Composer | Miles Krassen | Pages | 256 |
| Instrumentation | Violin | Year of publication | 1992 |
| Genre | Traditional music | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is O'Neill's Music Of Ireland Revised designed for the violin?
The instrumentation specified for this collection is the violin, with content oriented towards traditional Irish music.
How many pages does this Irish music collection contain?
The book gathers 256 pages of traditional repertoire, offering a substantial volume for ensemble work.
Who is the author of O'Neill's Music Of Ireland Revised?
Miles Krassen is credited as the composer in the collection's details. The publication dates back to 1992. Its content is classified under traditional and world genres.
Does this book help to practice traditional violin phrasing?
The proposed repertoire allows for practicing phrasing, articulations, and melodic ornamentations typical of traditional music.
Can this collection be used to prepare Irish sessions?
Thanks to its 256 pages dedicated to traditional repertoire, this resource can support session preparation and ear training.
