Willem Ten Have's Allegro Brillante from Opus 19 for Violin and Piano with a pull out Violin part.

Now available individually, this piano accompaniment for Suzuki Violin School Volume 9 (Unrevised) was previously included in Suzuki Violin School Piano Accompaniments Volume B, which included Volumes 6-10 (Unrevised). Title: Concerto in A Major, K. 219 (Allegro aperto, Adagio, Rondo: Tempo di minuetto, Allegro) (W.A. Mozart) (Joachim/arr. S. Suzuki). Many Suzuki titles are available in SmartMusic. / Violon

Violin Play-Along Pack-The Sunrise Haydn's fourth quartet in the op. 76 set gets its popular name because in the opening Allegro the first violin rises slowly out of the sustained harmonies of its accompaniment to announce the principal theme - just as the sun rises out of the East as it were. Contains a high-quality printed music score and a compact disc featuring the quartet in split-channel stereo with the violinist on the right channel then again in an accompaniment version minus the solo violin part. Performed by Nicholas Milton 1st violin Accompaniment: The Bedford String Quartet: Robert Zubrycki 2nd violin Kathleen Foster viola Arthur Fiacco violoncello

International Edition-The revised edition for Suzuki Violin School Volume 7 is now available. Like the other revised violin books the music has been edited by the International Violin Committee. Features include: New engravings in a more easily readable 9' x 12' format * New editing of pieces including bowings and fingerings * Newly edited piano accompaniment * CD recorded by William Preucil Concertmaster of the Cleveland Orchestra * Piano accompaniments recorded by Linda Perry. Titles: Minuet (Mozart) * Courante (Corelli) * Sonata No. 1 (Handel) * Concerto No. 1 (Bach) * Gigue (Bach) * Courante (Bach) * Allegro (Corelli).

This Sonatina which Dvorák probably composed during the same year as the 'New World Symphnoy (1893) is in four movements: Allegro Risoluto Larghetto Scherzo (Molto Vivace) and Allegro.

This unaffected but effective piece is a homage to the late Marjorie Linklater a much-loved friend from Orkney and a charming set-piece for violinists of moderate ability. The slow introductory adagio serves the function of afond elegy proving the simple effect of moving between D minor and D major. It serves the songful quality of the violin as does the wistful central episode of the main sequence; but an exuberant love of the dance is the essenceof the allegro with the high bright sonority of the instrument very much to the fore. It was first performed by Julia Robinson Dean at the St Magnus Festival Orkney on 21st June 1998. Arranged for solo violin. Durationc. 4 minutes.

Edizione critica di Italo Vescovo-Paganini’s Sonata a violino solo (M.S. 6) composed during his Lucca period (1805-1809) forms part of a series of music written for solo violin that has failed to attract the attention of both performers and scholars interested in Genoa’sfamous violinist. This work – published several times in the nineteenth century (especially outside Italy with various titles: Duetto per un violino solo Duo Merveille Meraviglia di Paganini word etc.) – is divided into twomovements (Adagio – Allegro molto). Paganini used a two-staff system of musical notation to produce two distinct levels of sound as well as graphically: pizzicato on the lower line arco on the upper. It is a short pleasing piece containing all the typical characteristics one expects from Paganini: melody and instrumental virtuosity.This critical edition based on the autograph kept at the Biblioteca Casanatense in Rome as part of a collection of the most important editions from the 1800s and 1900s is intended to provide scholars and performers a philologically reliable textthat revives the original version.

3rd movement of the 'F.A.E.-Sonata' composed by R. Schumann A. Dietrich and J. Brahms-In October 1853 Robert Schumann invited Joseph Joachim to take part in a Concert at Dusseldorf. In order to celebrate the arrival of the famous young violinst his friends in Dusseldorf prepared a jocular surprise for him. They composed together a Sonata for Violin and Piano and Joachim has to guess the composer of each movement. Dietrich wrote the Allegro in A Minor Schumann the Intermezzo in F Brahms the Scherzo In C Minor (the work printed here) and Brahms completed the Sonata with the Finale in A Minor.

Violin Strings and Basso Continuo-Édition révisée avec nouveaux doigtés et réduction piano. 1-4 Allegro5-8 Largo9-12 Presto