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Virgil Thomson was and still is renowned for his musical 'portraits' of friends and famous personalities of the day. These three have been transcribed for Violin with Piano accompaniment. They compris...

Great Performer's Edition.

Great Performer's Edition.

Contents: Alice Toklas * Anne Miracle * Cynthia Kemper * Mary Reynolds * Yvonne.

Great Performer's Edition.

Great Performer's Edition.

Six sonatinas by Georg Philipp Telemann, varying in character. The set includes a part for continuo should the violinist wish to include this in the performance.

Stephen Albert's Tribute for Violin and Piano. Score and part. Duration: approx. 9 minutes. 'Tribute revolves on a dual axis comprised of two lyrical themes that generatetheother musical ideas appear...

George Antheil was an American composer (1900-1959) whose most famous works include the Airplane Sonata for piano and the Ballet Mecanique. His distinctly modern compositions were landmark in the avan...

John Corigliano's Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (The Red Violin) draws upon music he composed for the film of the same name, which won an Academy Award for best film score. The story spans three c...

Solos appropriate for advanced high school students or college music majors, this collection presents staples of the standard violin literature.

Contents include - BACH: Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041 - CORELLI: Sonata in D minor, La Folia, Op. 5, No. 12 - HANDEL: Sonata in D Major, HWV 371 - LECLAIR: Sonata in D Major, Op. 9, No. 3 - NARDINI:...

Contents: Ballad, Op. 15 * Mazurek, Op. 49 * Nocturne, Op. 40.

Arranged for Violin with Piano Accompaniment, Violin Sonata In A composed in 1787, this expressive and challenging piece earns its place alongside the best of Mozart's work.

This work is shorter than the other violin sonatas, and a few of its parts and suggested themes were used in organ and other earlier pieces.

Fifty daily exercises written expressly for the development of digital independence on the violinist's left hand. Edited by George Lehmann.

Beethoven wrote his Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61 (1806) at the height of his so-called second period, one of the most prosperous phases of his creativity.