Violin Solo Works by Composer

This virtuoso work, based on the Cuban Habanera rhythm, was composed in 1887 and is a part of standard concert repertoire. Following Christine Baur...

Friedrich Seitz was a concertmaster and violin teacher, first in Magdeburg and later, from 1884, in Dessau. He published his op. 13 concerto in 189...

The famous Air from Bach's Orchestral Suite BWV 1068 has undergone a great many arrangements, but until now no one has ventured to produce a contra...

With an Urtext solo part as well as a second part with performance markings.What makes these editions so unique is their all-encompassing approach ...

Born in Erfurt, the composer Edward Mollenhauer (1827-1914) achieved success in America as a soloist and teacher. His best-known pieces for young v...

Carl Fischer Music introduces this exciting addition to the CD Solo Series featuring performance pieces that are also designed to help all levels o...

Carl Fischer Music introduces this exciting addition to the CD Solo Series featuring performance pieces that are also designed to help all levels o...

Gounod's restful melody soars over Bach's famous prelude.

Despite his studies being interrupted by WWI, Jacques Ibert won the Grand Prix de Rome at his first attempt, proving his significant compositional ...

Green leaf prelude Eliza aria Brothers  Wicked witch (for solo piano)  Magic spell tango  Glow worms Darkness of the forest  Eliza and the prince ...

Some of the world's greatest violin solos are to be found within the orchestral repertoire. The Concertmaster aims to make these solos readily acce...

Eleven favourite Rachmaninoff pieces, taken from the symphonies, concertos, preludes and songs, skilfully simplified and arranged for violin and pi...

Franz Schubert - Rondo in A major, D 438, for Violin and String Orchestra, with Piano Reduction. Edited by Walter Heinz Bernstein. Cadence provided...

A very romantic work, the Goldmark violin concerto has a Magyar march inthe first movement and passages reminiscent of Dvoríçk and Mendelssohn i n ...

Filled with intricate rhythms and challenging note playing, this piece is a must-have in every violinist’s collection.

Charles Dancla (1817-1907) was a French violinist and composer. Six Airs Varies (Op. 118) is the second series of his two Airs Varies, composed for...

Jorge Mester, musical director at Aspen from 1970 to 1990, had a beloved sheepdog Rags, who became the unofficial mascot of the Festival. When the ...

The cellist's favorite encore, The Swan, is arranged with guitar accompaniment by master guitarist David Leisner, for inclusion on the CD Arpeggion...

Bernofsky's depiction of the Phoenix is a swirling, swooping, soaring affair for solo violin, with trill passages up and down the strings. For adva...

Fauré composed his violin sonata in 1875/76 and in so doing opened up a new tradition for this genre in French music. In a review, Saint-Saëns expr...

As with most of Schumann’s duos for solo instrument and piano, the “Pieces in Folk Style”, originally for violoncello and piano, were also publishe...

In 1849 Schumann endowed three wind instruments with chamber music works: the clarinet with the “Three Fantasy Pieces” op. 73, the horn with the “A...

First came Johann Sebastian BachŒÍs sonatas and partitas, then Nicolí_ PaganiniŒÍs caprices. Now, with the op. 27 sonatas of EugíÂne YsaíËe, the ke...

“They are in a light style, intended more for use in the home than for concert performance”. Thus Smetana described these two duets in which he mem...

Once again, Henle can boast of an important new addition to its Pantheonof great composers: Ernest Chausson. Based on a novella by the Russian nov...

Now, for the first time, Henle publishes an urtext edition of this famous violin concerto (it is also the first German edition). The detailed prefa...

The Symphonie espagnole for violin and orchestra, perhaps LaloŒÍs best-known composition, is found in the repertoire of violinists everywhere. The ...

For years Henle has been issuing urtext piano reductions of MozartΕs works for violin and orchestra at six-month intervals. Now the time has come ...

This is not only Mozart’s first concerto for the violin but his first concerto altogether. He composed it at the age of 17, writing it in Salzburg ...

The "little" D-major Violin Concerto has no need to hide behind its "bigsister", K. 218. Not only does it challenge the playerŒÍs technique, itŒÍ s...