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Antonin Dvorak’s Sonatina in G Major begins at 1:16, Manuel De Falla’s Canciones Popoulares Españolas begins at 22:40, and Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante begins at 33:15.John McMurtery, flute Gregory Maytan, violin Maeve Brophy, piano August 2021 Belvedere Chamber Music Festival www.belvederefestival.org Produced by Luna Nova Music www.lunanova.org lunanovamusic@gmail.comFolia, Theme and selected variations from Sonata in D minor, Op5, No12 This well-known piece was composed by an Italian composer Arcangelo Corelli in the 17th century. For this ABRSM exam version was edeted by and continuo realisation by Richard Jones. I find this piece looks harder compared with other Grade 5 pieces due to the thirds in Variation 3, but why not trying it if this is such a nice piece and if you like it! Piano: Walter Violin: ShokoБандаГаза В данный момент вы смотрите Вася Вакуленко - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TT1OiE_XBUA на канале Перископ Звезд. 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Check out my second karaoke channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbxWAMK_WBIMyVrSo0qIxlw Best regards and thank you for each donateNiccolò Paganini (1782 - 1840) Concerto IV in re minore per Violino e Orchestra (1830) I. Allegro maestoso II. Adagio flebile con sentimento III. Rondo galante: Andantino gaio Violino: Alexandre Dubach Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte-Carlo / dir: Michel Sasson cadenze: A.Dubach nell'immagine: Antonio Canova - "Il mercato degli amorini" (1799)Friedrich Seitz (1848-1918) School Pupil's student violin concerto No.2, Op.13 in G major Movement 1 : Allegro non troppo Movement 2 : Adagio Movement 3 : Allegretto moderato Sheetmusic on : http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Seitz,_Friedrich Piano Score : https://vmirror.imslp.org/files/imglnks/usimg/c/cd/IMSLP81360-PMLP165737-seitz-violin-concerto-2-score.pdf Violin Part : https://vmirror.imslp.org/files/imglnks/usimg/2/2c/IMSLP81359-PMLP165737-seitz-violin-concerto-2-violin.pdfПрелюдии: до-диез минор, соч. 3 №2; ми-бемоль мажор, соч. 23 №6; соль минор, соч. 23 №5; ре минор (1917). Этюд-картина ми-бемоль минор, соч. 39 №5. Концерт класса проф. Л.В.Рощиной. Малый зал МГК, 28 ноября 2021-Composer: Johannes Brahms (7 May 1833 – 3 April 1897) -Soloists: Itzhak Perlman (violin), Mstislav Rostropovich (cello) -Orchestra: Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra -Conductor: Bernard Haitink -Recorded in 1979 Double Concerto [Doppelkonzert] for violin, cello and orchestra, in a minor, op. 102, written in 1887 00:04 - I. Allegro 16:54 - II. Andante 24:41 - III. Vivace non troppo Brahms wrote this work during the summer of 1887, and conducted the premiere himself on October 18 in Cologne, with Joseph Joachim and Robert Hausmann as, respectively, the violin and cello soloists. Brahms had just turned 20 when he met Joseph Joachim (1831-1907), already a celebrated violinist at 22 and destined to be acclaimed also as a composer, conductor, and educator. It was Joachim who commended his new friend to Robert and Clara Schumann, thereby assuring his celebrity. For 30 years the two were fast friends despite the distance usually separating their power bases: Joachim's in Berlin, Brahms' in Vienna finally. "Jussuf," however, had a weakness -- obsessive jealousy of his wife Amalie, whom he accused of adultery in 1881 with his (and Brahms' and Dvorák's) publisher, Fritz Simrock. Brahms disbelieved, and said so in a consolatory letter to Frau Joachim. During divorce hearings she produced this letter in court, and the judge agreed publicly with its contents. As a result, Joachim cut off communications with Brahms for six years, although he continued to play the composer's music. Finally, seeking to repair the damage, Brahms composed the "Double" Concerto as a peace offering; the effort was successful, although their camaraderie of former years was never fully restored. In addition to composing the "Thun" sonatas of 1886 for violin and cello, Brahms had been studying Baroque concerti grossi, so the sound of string instruments was in his ear. This concerto would be his last orchestral work. From the Swiss vacation resort of Hofstetter on Lake Thun, he wrote to several persons about his "strange flight of fancy...for fiddle and cello." But first he sent a postcard to Joachim, received on July 19, 1887, by which time Brahms had completed the work and was copying solo parts. When Joachim responded enthusiastically by return mail, Brahms asked him to arrange a play-through with Robert Hausmann, who had introduced the Op. 99 Cello Sonata a few months prior; Brahms himself would accompany on the piano. This took place at Clara Schumann's home in Baden-Baden in September (her diary notes that "Brahms and Joachim have spoken to one another again after years of silence"). Although neither the Cologne premiere nor the first Vienna performance was a success, the concerto finally entered the repertory, even if it never enjoyed the success of his violin concerto or the two for piano. -The opening Allegro (A minor; 4/4) begins with the kernel of the main theme, then a cello "recitative," and finally the kernel of a more lyrical second theme. Next, the violin has a turn, though the cello intrudes after five bars, following which the orchestra finally gets to play a 44-bar exposition of themes already previewed. Soloists perform the traditional second exposition, but there is not, in the development or recapitulation, a lot of unison playing. Throughout, the soloists are not stars with a supporting cast, but merely leading characters in a primarily orchestral drama. Unison passages appear in the A and A' sections of the sweetly autumnal, folk-flavored, song-form Andante in D major (3/4 time). The solo instruments dovetail or briefly overlap in an F major middle section, until a magical enharmonic transition leads back to unison playing. The lighthearted but "not too lively" rondo (vivace non troppo) has repeating A sections with a staccato-marcato rhythm that wrong-headed playing can accelerate and by so doing adulterate. The B section is broader, with chords on the cello that the violin echoes. The C section, in F major, is similarly broad but longer, before the A material returns one more time, with a jaunty tilt of the cap and a kind of jig -- all the more entertaining in light of Brahms' short stature, bushy beard and, by then, Santa-like corpulence. [allmusic.com]Live in concert: the first movement of Schumann's passionate second Sonata. Fireworks and tenderness from this vibrant duo. Tamsin Waley-Cohen: violin @CordeliaWilliams: piano Recorded live in concert at Wiltshire Music Centre, Bradford on Avon, UK 4th November 2022 Tim Walker – Technical Manager Sam Green – Technical Assistant Adam Laughton – Creative ProducerЗаписано від гурту Буття зразка 2005 р. у складі: Бут Олег (скрипка), Бут Оксана (цимбали), Данилейко Северин (бас), Бут Василь (барабан). На альбомі "Життя Буття" представлено традиційну вокальну та інструментальну традиційну музику від Полтавщини до Закарпаття. Рекрутські, ліричні, весільні, колядки, танцювальна музика -- всього потрошку...SoundsThatCalmsMeDown Maybe It is strange for some of you but I can listen and listen and roll over again. I am an autistic person (Asperger syndrome), I create for myself but if you want to join me, please be my guest. If you have any ads, they are not from me are from Youtube. I have off all of the ads. 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