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Trinity Violin from 2025 Grade 4 Book with Online Audio

Trinity Violin from 2025 Grade 4 Book with Online Audio

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SKU S-TCL215404

This book contains 12 newly selected pieces for Trinity Violin Grade 4 exams from 2025, carefully chosen, graded, and edited by a panel of experts. It includes informative performance notes to help students and teachers get the most out of the repertoire, plus downloadable demo and accompaniment tracks to aid learners’ practice and performance.

Encompassing a hugely expanded range of styles and genres, the 2025 Violin books contain Western classical, folk from around the world, and jazz- and Latin-inspired pieces, plus arrangements of global pop hits, and pieces from stage and screen.

This book can be used in conjunction with Trinity's 2020 Violin books, which remain valid for use in exams indefinitely. Pieces in this book can be performed for Trinity digital (repertoire-only or technical pathway) or face-to-face exams.

Contents List

Levitating (Dua Lipa) (Coffee Jr., Hudson, Kozmeniuk, & Dua Lipa, arr. Wyatt) + The Haunted Ballroom (Edis) + Satin Doll (Ellington & Strayhorn, arr. Garrick) + Chanson de soir (Godfrey) + Rondino (Hadjiev, arr. de Keyser & Waterman) + The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba (from Solomon, HWV 67) (Handel, arr. Beach & Dryer-Beers) + What Was I Made For? (from Barbie) (O'Connell & O'Connell, arr. Walshaw) + Samba Para Dos (Puente, arr. Ferrari) + Furiant (from The Bartered Bride) (Smetana) + Budeievise (Trad., arr. Wilson) + Fog el-Nakhal (Trad., arr. Smart) + The Shetland Fiddler (Trad., arr. Wood)

Specifications

Instrumentation: Violin
Composer: Various
ISBN13: 9781804906552
Supplier Code: TCL215404
Grade: ["4"]
Series: Trinity Violin Exam Pieces from 2025

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