
"Repertoire Suggestions for Sophomore Year?"
What's next for this college student?
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Cd83) Max Reger violinconcerto op.101 by Walter Forchert, Koch Schwann 311 186
Cd 84) F.Kreisler violinconcerto by Fritz Kreisler MG Music, disc 11, 09026 61649 2
Cd 85) Ernest Bloch violinconcerto by Oleh Krysa, BIS-CD-639
From Pieter Viljoen
Posted on July 5, 2005 at 12:29 AM (MST)
Bram, your zealot like crusade in the realm of new repertoire is very heartening, but the manner in which you express is less than honourable. Stop being such a snob.
I'm sure his teacher knows plenty about music, and that their "poor" knowledge of repertoire is good enough for the people who respect his/her knowledge enough to entrust their violin learning process to them for 4 years.
"Myaskovsky's violin concerto ... thoughts?"
discussion about Myaskovsky's violin concerto, specifically, recordings, sheet music availability, and other background.
From Scott 68
Posted on July 8, 2005 at 9:25 AM (MST)
i think its an incredible concerto that should be more well known and played
i love repin and oistrakh recordings
repin really has a wonderful sound
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From carlos majlis
Posted on July 8, 2005 at 3:10 PM (MST)
Scott, my friend: there are dozens of great works that very few know or recorded ,and almost nobody plays live,besides Miaskowsky. Like:
Taktakishvili first v.c.
Hubay all 4
Lipinski any of them
Karlowicz
Rodrigo
Suk Fantasy
Taneyev suite
Arensky
Godard
Moszkowsky
Rakov first v.c
Joan Manen
Lalo the 2 concertos
Vieuxtems 2,3,6 and 7
Ysaye 8th
and many,many more
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From Julie C.
Posted on July 8, 2005 at 7:41 PM (MST)
Speaking of rare concertos, do any of you have information on the Gustav Mahler violin concerto?
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