Schirmer SOLOS FOR THE VIOLIN PLAYER
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Summary of This Sheet Music
This collection of sheet music brings together 15 pieces from the classical repertoire, designed to offer a program rich in colors and eras. It includes both lyrical and singing pages, ideal for developing phrasing and tone quality, as well as livelier movements that stimulate articulation, rhythmic drive, and a sense of dance. The selection alternates between intimate atmospheres and brilliant moments, making it a very practical resource for building a balanced program, working on interpretation, and refining contrasts.
The table of pieces includes: Abenlied (Evening Song) (Schumann), Adagio (Suite In A Minor) (Sinding), Album Leaf Op.12 No.7 (Grieg), Allegro (Schubert), Allegro Spiritoso (Senaille), Aria (Alexander Nevsky) (Prokofiev), Berceuse (Fauré), Hungarian Dance No.2 (Brahms), Rondo In D (Mozart), Siciliano (Sonata No.4) (Bach), Sonata No.12 (Paganini), Tambourin (Mondonville), The Bells (Rebel), Valse Scherzo No.2 (Tchaikovsky), and Waltz (Lyric Pieces) (Grieg). An ideal compilation to explore different musical languages and enrich your repertoire with essential pieces.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Various | Genre | Classical sheet music |
Questions frequently asked
How many pieces are included in the Solos for the Violin Player collection?
The collection features 15 pieces from the classical repertoire, composed by various composers.
Which composers are featured in this violin selection?
The table includes works by Bach, Brahms, Fauré, Grieg, Mozart, Paganini, Prokofiev, Schubert, Schumann, and Tchaikovsky. Senaille, Sinding, Mondonville, and Rebel are also part of the program.
Are there pieces by Bach and Mozart in this collection?
The selection includes the Siciliano from Bach's Sonata No. 4 and Mozart's Rondo in D.
Which works help to develop a more rhythmically driven playing?
Brahms' Hungarian Dance No. 2, Mondonville's Tambourin, and Tchaikovsky's Waltz Scherzo No. 2 offer pieces with livelier movements. Senaille's Allegro Spiritoso complements this dynamic aspect of the collection. These pieces emphasize articulation, rhythmic momentum, and a sense of dance.
Does this collection include lyrical pieces for violin phrasing?
Pages such as Fauré's Berceuse, Schumann's Abendied, and Prokofiev's Aria from Alexander Nevsky are included to focus on phrasing and tone quality.
