Noten für Streichinstrumente

Iwan Jewstawjewitsch Chandoschkin wurde um 1746/47 als Sohn eines Leibeigenen zu St.Petersburg geboren. Als Mitglied des Hoforchesters, dem er seit 1765 angehörte, brachte er es bis zum Konzertmeister...

Gustav Jenner - am 3. 12. 1865 in Keitum / Insel Sylt als Sohn eines Arztes geboren - zeigte schon in seiner frühen Jugend eine starke Neigung zur Musik; sie brachte ihn sogar dazu, das Gymnasium vorz...

Assembled and annotated by Arthur Ter-Hovhanisian This book contains etudes and exercises composed by immanent performers and pedagogues such as Iampolski, Mostras, Pitkuss, Rabinovitch, Sapojnikov......

Die Sonatine in G-Dur, H. 262, wurde 1937 von Bohuslav Martinu (1890–1959) in einer Zeit wachsender internationaler Anerkennung komponiert, kurz vor seiner Emigration aus Europa angesichts zunehmender...

Talahassee, Op. 73, Nr. 4, wurde um 1911 von Cyril Scott (1879–1970) als Teil einer Reihe von Charakterstücken komponiert, die seine Faszination für Exotik, Mystik und außereuropäische Klangfarben wid...

Efrem Zimbalist (1889-1985) war ein russisch-amerikanischer Komponist und Geiger. Seine Inspiration durch andere große Komponisten ist in seinen Werken durchgängig zu erkennen. Zimbalists Konzertphant...

Dr. Lawrence Golan's edition of Bach's masterpieces for solo violin combines the authenticity and accuracy of a Scholarly Urtext Edition with the practicality and helpfulness of a Performing Edition....

Other Finnish works for violin contains twelve pieces for violin and piano. Though brief in duration, most of them were written for concert use, being rich and expressive and, in some cases, technical...

Kalevi Aho's Three pieces for young violin players (2023) zelebriert das volle Potenzial der offenen Saiten, der ersten Position und der Glissandi, die auf natürlichen Obertönen enden. Der junge Geige...

Apostroph is solo music of rare intensity.

Unlike many of Eberl's lesser contemporaries, in its duration, formal and harmonic novelty, and in the lively relationship between the violin and keyboard, his Op.14 shares much of the musical ambitio...

Among Vienna's many composers and pianists of the time, Anton Eberl (1765-1807) was the one considered most worthy of comparison with Beethoven. His Sonata in F major, op. 49, probably the first of se...

Only a handful of Schreivogel's compositions for his instrument have survived. Among them is this impressive and forward-looking three-movement sonata for violin and continuo in E minor, evidently com...

Joseph Bodin de Boismortier's Op. 20 sonatas for solo violin and basso continuo (1727) are the least known of all his sets of sonatas for one or more violins and accompaniment. These very fine works a...

Joseph Bodin de Boismortier's Op. 20 sonatas for solo violin and basso continuo (1727) are the least known of all his sets of sonatas for one or more violins and accompaniment. These very fine works a...

For nearly 150 years Bach's ever-popular Concerto in D minor for harpsichord (BWV 1052) has been regarded as a transcription of a much earlier violin concerto. Numerous published reconstructions of th...

Michele Mascitti (1663/4-1760), was a Neapolitan violinist who settled in Paris in 1704. This substantial trio sonata, the only one of its type that he published (and perhaps wrote) was included in hi...

The 'divertissement' Psiché, a ten-movement suite for violin and basso continuo by Michele Mascitti (1663/4-1760), the Neapolitan violinist who did more than anyone else to acclimatize the Italian son...