Twenty-fiveclassical themes that violinists know and love. Each piece is writtenwith larger than average notes to make reading easy and fun.Difficulty ranges from beginner level to early intermediate. Titlesinclude: Aria from the Peasant Cantata, Canon in D, Eine KleineNachtmusik, Hornpipe from the Water Music, Jesu Joy of Man'sDesiring, Jupiter from the Planets, Largo from the New WorldSymphony, Lullaby ? Brahms, March in D, Minuet ? Mozart, Minuetin G, Ode to Joy, Overture from William Tell, Pomp and Circumstance,Rage Over a Lost Penny, Royal Fireworks Suite ? Menuet, SleepingBeauty Waltz, The Four Seasons ? Spring, The Four Seasons ?Winter, The Merry Widow Waltz, The Surprise Symphony, Theme from SwanLake, To a Wild Rose, Trumpet Tune, and Waltz by Brahms.

Want to learn some classical masterpieces on the violin fast? Try violin tab. An easy way for you to get playing your violin quickly. Each of the 30 classical masterpieces is in 1st Position with violin tablature, notes, bowings and articulations. Scales, exercises and arpeggios are also included with tablature to improve your violin technique. First, learn how to read the violin tablature (tab) in a few minutes, pick a piece you want to learn then listen and mimic the online audio and video. Excellent for beginner players. Arranged by composer Brent Robitaille and recorded by master violinist Jonathon Garabedian.List of pieces and composers: Albinoni, T. (1671 ? 1751) - Adagio Bach, J.S. (1685 ? 1750) - Air Bach, J.S. (1685 ? 1750) ? Jesu, Joy of Man?s Desirings Bach, J.S. (1685 ? 1750) - Sheep May Safely Graze Beethoven, Lv. (1770 ? 1827) ? Fur Elise Bizet, G.(1838 ? 1875) - Habanera Boccherini, L. (1743 ? 1805) - Minuet Brahms, J. (1833 ? 1897) ? Hungarian Dance No. 5 Debussy, C. (1861 ? 1918) ? Clair de Lune Dvorák, A. (1841 ? 1904) ? Slavonic Dance No. 2 Dvorák, A. (1841 ? 1904) ? Slavonic Dance No. 6 Franck, C. (1822 ? 1890) ? Panis Angelicus Gounod, C. (1818 ? 1893) ? Ave Maria Grieg, E. (1843 ? 1907) ? In the Hall of the Mountain King Handel, G.F. (1685 ? 1759) - Largo Haydn, J.F. (1732 ? 1809) - Serenade Mozart, W.A. (1756 ? 1791) ? Eine Kleine Nachtmusik ? 1ST Mvt. Mozart, W.A. (1756 ? 1791) ? Eine Kleine Nachtmusik ? 4th Mvt. Mozart, W.A. (1756 ? 1791) ? Rondo Alla Turca Pachelbel, J. (1653 ? 1706) ? Canon in D Petzold, C. (1677 ? 1733) - Minuet in G Petzold, C. (1677 ? 1733) - Minuet in G Minor Puccini, G. (1858 ? 1924) ? Nessun Dorma Saint Saëns, C. ? (1835 ? 1921) ? The Swan Satie, E. (1866 ? 1925) ? Gymnopedia No. 1 Schumann, R. (1810 ? 1856) ? Träumerei Strauss II, J. (1825 ? 1899) ? The Blue Danube Tchaikovsky, P.I. (1840 ? 1893) ? Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy Tchaikovsky, P.I. (1840 ? 1893) ? Waltz of the Flowers Vivaldi, A. (1678 ? 1741) ? La Primavera (Spring).

This collection features a selection of classical pieces by the world's most renowned composers: Johann Sebastian Bach, Ludwig van Beethoven, George Frideric Handel, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Antonio Lucio Vivaldi, Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Johann Strauss II, Edvard Grieg, Johann Pachelbel, Giuseppe Verdi, Edward Elgar, Richard Wagner and Johannes Brahms.

All the pieces are presented in simplified version for the beginner.

Includes:

1812 Overture, Op. 49
An der schönen blauen Donau, Op. 314
Bourrée, BWV 996
Dance of the Flowers, Op. 71a
Eine kleine Nachtmusik, K.525
Für Elise, WoO 59
Greensleeves
Guten Abend, gut? Nacht
I Dovregubbens hall
Jesus bleibet meine Freude, BWV 147
Kanon in D-Dur
La Donna è Mobile
la Primavera, RV. 269
Menuett, BWV Anh 114
Ode an die Freude, Op. 125
Pomp and Circumstance March Nº1, Op. 39
Treulich geführt
Water Music, HWV 349

Appalachia Waltz MO106

Appalachia Waltz for unaccompanied violin by Mark O?Connor

Violin Solo ? 3 pages

Music by Mark O?Connor

3 pages - 5:00 minutes in length



Appalachia Waltz is a piece composed by Mark O?Connor for unaccompanied violin which gained fame as the title track from the album featuring O?Connor, Yo-Yo Ma, and Edgar Meyer. The Sony Classical release remained for many months in the top ten of Billboard Magazine?s Classical music chart. O?Connor originally composed the piece as a solo for unaccompanied violin in 1993 before he brought it to the trio when compiling material for their album. Here, in its original form, ?Appalachia Waltz? is just the way O?Connor performs it in his solo

concerts. With the musical influences coming from Scandinavian and Appalachian folk fiddling, O?Connor creates two independent lines while playing double-stops surprising the listener who is hearing just one fiddle. It is one of O?Connor?s most beautiful pieces. The music is suited for advanced and intermediate levels.



Original music printed from the composer?s manuscripts.

Music editing, copying and engraving by Mark O?Connor

using ?Finale? on Apple Macintosh 1993



Composed By Mark O?Connor

Originally released on ?Appalachia Waltz? featuring Mark O'Connor, Yo-Yo Ma and Edgar Meyer, Sony Classical

Can be heard on ?Thirty Year Retrospective? OMAC Records Recordshttps://omacrecords.com/omac-5-6-thirty-year-retrospective

Other versions can be heard on Mark O'Connor's "Crossing Bridges", ?Duo? by Mark and Maggie O?Connor OMAC Records and ?The Essential Mark O?Connor? Sony Classical



Catalogue Number MO106

Copyright © 1993 by Mark O?Connor Music International

Poem For Carlita (for unaccompanied violin) MO149

Violin Solo

Music by Mark O?Connor

5 pages - 7:30 minutes in length



Poem For Carlita In contemporary vocal music, there is a form called a story song. It is an odd form in that it does not contain any departure from the central idea; therefore there is no ?return.? The story has a beginning and ending but uses subtle variation to push the idea along its way. .. much the way loving relationships evolve. The equivalent of the story song in classical music is a Poem, and this is what I have called this piece. An inspiration I used for my musical poem was the ocean and it?s repetition of waves as they fall in to the shoreline. I grew up near the ocean and remember how the sounds of the relentless waves used to calm me. While it was the repetitive sound of the sea that moved me as a child, today, I observed that each wave was not the same but in fact slightly different. I was amazed that it seemed that no two waves looked or sounded the same to me. This natural occurrence seemed to mirror my love for wife Carla. Each day was just something a tiny bit different. It was very natural to make these kinds of life experience connections. Bridges that joined nature, love and art. The poem begins slowly and inquisitively and builds through in intensity with loud and mightily passionate moments of emotion before the music comes down peacefully and reflectively, until the last statement played by the violin signifies that the sea is calm once again.

Amazing Grace (unaccompanied violin) MO174

Unaccompanied Violin

Music by Mark O?Connor

2 pages - 3:00 minutes in length



Amazing Grace is a centuries-old hymn whose melody comes from a 500 year-old pipe tune before coming to South Carolina. In the early 1800s, South Carolina choral master William Walker paired it with the lyrics of slave ship captain John Newton?s lyric ?Amazing Grace?. O?Connor?s unaccompanied arrangement in the key of F major with double stops and grace notes has become a violin favorite for decades and appears on his Sony Classical release?Midnight On The Water?. The music is suitable for the advanced level.