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This composition was written as a compulsory piece for the International Tadeusz Wroński Solo Violin Competition 2025 in Warsaw. The competition is the only one for solo violin to date and is one of t...

The Japanese composer, Toshio Hosokawa, is a wanderer between the cultural worlds of East and West. According to his own statements, he has developed in his home country a feeling for the nature of a...

For me, music has its origins in Shamanism. Shamans communicate with a world we cannot see in our daily lives through singing. Exstasis means to go beyond oneself, the desire to leave the order of ord...

These duets were originally published in Berlin soon after 1791, with the music printed in two separate part books, consisting of arias and instrumental pieces from Mozart's opera The Magic Flute - fi...

Bryan Kelly writes: "With this Violin Sonatina, I completed a project of writing a work for each of the string sections. Rather than the usual three it is in one continuous movement. The fast agitato...

Danse Macabre started life in 1874 as a tone poem scored for violin and orchestra which vividly describes a poem by Henri Cazalis. As the clock strikes midnight, the cloaked figure of Death appears an...

The Opus 5 Sonatas were first published in Amsterdam in 1716. The first four are for solo violin and continuo and appear in this volume. Numbers 5 and 6 are 'Trio Sonatas' for two violins and continuo...

The Twelve Sonatas Opus 6 for Violin and Continuo known as "Trattenimenti Armonici per Camera" (An Entertainment of Harmony) was first published in 1712. This spacious new series is based faithfully o...

The Twelve Sonatas Opus 6 for Violin and Continuo known as "Trattenimenti Armonici per Camera" (An Entertainment of Harmony) was first published in 1712. This spacious new series is based faithfully o...

The Twelve Sonatas Opus 6 for Violin and Continuo known as "Trattenimenti Armonici per Camera" (An Entertainment of Harmony) was first published in 1712. This spacious new series is based faithfully o...

Student Violin part with either teacher (as violin duets) or with piano accompaniment (Vln & Pno). This bumper volume incorporates the three separate former publications from Spartan Press, the serie...

Combines and replaces the two original publications of Sounds of a Rainbow Book 1 from Spartan Press (SP950-1), into this volume that includes both duets and violin and piano versions in one volume....

Whether a student or a great artist, the desire to make a beautiful sound is a constant in the life of any musician. Sound is the musician's voice, the means of communicating an artistic vision to the...

The Partitas for solo violin were inspired by the Partitas and Sonatas for Violin by J.S. Bach and the Fantasias for Flute by Telemann. Jayson Mackie writes: I wanted to write some unaccompanied piece...

Fully Charged! Ten easy 'high-voltage' pieces for violin and piano. Preface This volume of original pieces has been composed with the intention of providing fun-based energetic material at elementary...

Three Songs Without Words for Two Violins and Piano with optional Cello, arranged by Lucy Akehurst. Contents (in ascending order of difficulty): No. 1: Opus 102 No. 5; No. 2: Opus 102 No. 2; No. 3: Op...

Written during the First World War, Maurice Ravel's composition 'Le Tombeau de Couperin' takes a wistful look at the past, while at the same time being brimming with hints of modernity. Each of the si...

Even as a child, the composer, violinist and teacher Louis Spohr caused a furore with his musical talent, and very soon his reputation as a brilliant violin virtuoso preceded him. On his numerous conc...

The Sicilienne goes back to a commission concerning an unfinished incidental music of Molière's 'Le Bourgeois gentilhomme'. Only after its incorporation into another incidental music (Pelléas et Mélis...

'Novelty of form, selected modulations, strange tone colours, the use of completely unexpected rhythms', this is how Camille Saint-Saëns praised the debut work of a young colleague and continued: 'Abo...

Born in the village of Brand in the Upper Palatinate, Max Reger (1873 1916) was taught by the renowned music theoretician Hugo Riemann. After finishing his studies and working as a freelance performer...