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The Young Violinist's Repertoire is an ideal introduction to the established repertoire for the violin. Progressively arranged to take the young player from the very early stages to intermediate standard, the four books bring together music from all over Europe and span a wide range of composers, periods and styles. The violin parts are all in first position and the piano parts offer plenty of musical interest while being within the technical scope of players who have been studying for only a short time. The pieces are divided into two sections the first being slightly easier than the second, perhaps to be tackled later on as technique and ability develop.
List of contents
Andante (Haydn) **Trinity Guildhall selected piece: Violin syllabus 2010-2012; Canon (Hayes); Fanfare (Corrette); Gavotte (Martini) **ABRSM selected piece: Violin syllabus 2008-2011; Gypsy Dance (Erdeli); Hungarian Melody; Landler (Reinecke); Les Bouffons (Arbeau); Mailied (May Song) (Mozart); March (Judas Maccabeus) (Handel); March (The Peasants' Cantata) (Bach); Morning Song (Tchaikovsky); Piper's Tune (Hadgiev); Pony Trot (Krasev); Rigaudon (Rameau); Shepherd's Song (Raichev) **ABRSM selected piece: Violin syllabus 2008-2011; The Cuckoo (Komarovsky); The Cuckoo (Swiss Folk Song); The Grey Dove (Komarovsky); Turkish March (Beethoven); Waltz (Mozart); Waltz (Schubert)
Summary
The Young Violinist's Repertoire is an ideal introduction to the established repertoire for the violin. Progressively arranged to take the young player from the very early stages to intermediate standard, the four books bring together music from all over Europe and span a wide range of composers, periods and styles.
