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Christian Wolff: Complete Music for Violin & Piano $17.95 Christian Wolff: Complete Music for Violin & Piano |
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The Violin $15.92 The Violin |
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Christian Sinding: Music for Violin and Piano $7.18 Norwegian composer Christian Sinding was largely forgotten after World War II, both because of his conservative style and because he joined the Norwegian Nazi party weeks before his death. The conservative style is no longer an issue now that the stranglehold of invidious modernism has been broken, and the issue of fascism is far less troubling in Sinding's case than in those of plenty of German and Austrian musicians; Sinding was suffering from dementia and was at most only partially responsible for his actions. The Naxos label has spearheaded a rediscovery of Sinding's chamber music, which he wrote in large quantities. The booklet notes by pianist Christian Ihle Hadland included here (in English only) explain why this was so: Sinding made a living exclusively from composing, and chamber music for musicales in the houses of the upper middle class was where the money was. The composer himself chafed against the corral of this cash cow and hoped to devote time to more ambitious works; Naxos has done well to combine a longer work with single-movement album leaves on each of its three releases devoted to this repertory. Here the larger piece is the Sonate im alten Stil, Op. 99 (Sonata in the Old Style), in five movements, tracks 6-10. This is related to a Suite im alten Stil from earlier in Sinding's career, and it's interesting to speculate as to exactly what he meant by the title. The pieces sound very little like Baroque or Classical music, yet in an era when Baroque chamber music was still little known, it's hard to say what idea of it Sinding might have had in his head. The first two movements sound pretty much like the shorter pieces on the disc, but the third movement, marked Menuetto, is a crisply antique piece somewhat reminiscent of Satie, and the fourth movement is equally original, with 5/4 and 7/4 meters. The finale has Bachian hints. The short lyrical pieces, as on the other two discs, are uneven but often reveal Sinding's considerable melodic gift. The performances by violinist Henning Kraggerud and pianist Hadland match the conviction shown on the earlier discs in the series. This disc contains Sinding's single most popular work, Rustle of Spring, Op. 32/3 (track 4), and that, along with the intriguing sonata, make this the disc of choice for buyers who want only one of the releases in the series. ~ James Manheim, Rovi Performers: Christian Ihle Hadland - Piano; Henning Kraggerud - Violin |
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Christian Sinding: Music for Violin and Piano, Vol. 1 $7.18 Norwegian composer Christian Sinding has suffered obscurity due to the fact that, at the age of 85 and a few weeks before his death, he joined Norway's Nazi party under circumstances far more questionable than those involving certain German musicians whose records were expunged. As the high opus numbers shown on this disc of violin-and-piano music reveal, he was very popular for a long time, in Norway and beyond, and he's certainly a good candidate for the kind of revival project in which the Naxos label has specialized. He was a staple of anthologies of classical music for home use, and the pieces on the program here give a good idea of why. Sinding was no Grieg, but he could spin a good melody in the small scale and draw a logical larger structure from modest material in a piece like the Cantus Doloris, Op. 78 (track 1). The other piece that definitively departs from the conventional is the Suite im alten Stil, Op. 10 (Suite in the Old Style), written in 1906 and a favorite of no less than Jascha Heifetz and Fritz Kreisler. Perhaps it even inspired the latter violinist, who went on to create a group of forgeries in a somewhat similar style (it's the opening Presto in Sinding's piece that gives an idea of how the early twentieth century imagined Baroque music) that he passed off as genuine Baroque works. The rest, made up of pieces in salon forms like the waltz Albumblatt, and most effectively the berceuse, is never less than pleasant in the able renditions by the young Norwegian musicians Henning Kraggerud (violin), playing a fine Guarneri instrument, and Christian Ihle Hadland (piano), although one wonders if the music will be enough to sustain the weight of a multi-disc series. ~ James Manheim, Rovi Performers: Christian Ihle Hadland - Piano; Henning Kraggerud - Violin |
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The Christian $15.16 The Christian |
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Total Praise - Violin 1 (Digital Sheet Music) $5 By Keith Christopher and Traditional Spiritual. Orchestra. For Violin 1. Christian; Inspirational. Individual instrument part. 1 pages. Published by Hal Leonard - Digital Sheet Music |
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Total Praise - Violin 2 (Digital Sheet Music) $5 By Keith Christopher and Traditional Spiritual. Orchestra. For Violin 2. Christian; Inspirational. Individual instrument part. 1 pages. Published by Hal Leonard - Digital Sheet Music |
Classical Violin Music - Beginners List
Classical violin music dates back to the Baroque era (1600 to 1750) which followed the Renaissance and was subsequently followed by what is named as the classical era. Baroque composers like Bach, Handel, Vivaldi, Monteverdi, and quite a few other composers you have no doubt heard of. And it was during this period of time that music and instrumental performance expanded in both scope and complexity and opera was established as a new music genre. The violin has the distinctive ability to convey emotion and is said to create notes closest to the human voice in tonality.
Classical violin is typically associated with the orchestra and orchestral groups such as the string quartet in which all the members of the instruments family play a part. This instrument family includes the stringed instruments the viola, cello, and double bass and they all play a role in the orchestra. The violin is the real star of the show however and represents the largest number of musicians typically in two sections. The sections are known as first and second and classical composers generally specify the first violins to play the melody and the second are assigned the harmony or other deviations such as playing the melody an octave lower than the first.
Some well known classical violin pieces include:
Tchaikovsky's concerto for violin in D major
Zigeunerweisen by Pablo Sarasate
Three Violin Concertos by Johann Sebastian Bach
Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor by Max Christian Friedrich Bruch
Violin Concerto in D major by Ludwig Van Beethoven
Concerto for violin in D major by Johannes Brahms
Although the violin was not initially well accepted as a valued musical instrument, it soon proved to be the showpiece of the orchestra. Into the 1800's many virtuosos proved the instrument worthy of its stature in the orchestra and in the hands of such masters as Paganini and Sarasate, The violin truly had a voice.
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