Par ROLLA ALESSANDRO. Trois duos concertants pour violon et alto. 4e livre de duos de violon et alto. Edition : Paris, Imbault, s.d. (=c.1809).Edition originale en deux parties séparées : Violon - Alto.Page de titre de la partie de violon : une collette anglaise couvre le nom de l'éditeur (que l'on trouve sur la partie d'alto). / Niveau : Facile / Répertoire / Violon et Alto, Duos et/ou Pour 2 Altos (Fac-simil

Voici une partition musicale pour Violon et plus spécialement pour Violon Et Alto que vous pouvez acquérir pour moins de 10C. Classée dans la catégorie Pédagogie, cette partition a pour titre L'INDISPENSABLE MUSICAL / Violon & Alto. C'est l'éditeur De Haske Publications sous la référence 1023223-401 qui a les droits pour éditer cette partition. / Violon Et Alto / Partition

Zikmund Schul est né à Chemnitz en 1916 et mort dans le ghetto de Theresienstadt en 1944. Il est l'un des compositeurs qui ont été négligés lors de la réévaluation de la musique des soi-disant 'compositeurs de Theresienstadt'. En coopération avec le ' Theresienstadt Music Memorial Project ' à Tel-Aviv et le Mémorial de Yad Vashem, Bote and Bock publierez oeuvres tous conservés par l'étudiant de Hindemith et Hába Zikmund Schul en séquence lâche, avec les oeuvres d'autres compositeurs. Les travaux comprennent la musique de chambre pour les chaînes, oeuvres vocales et chorales et une fugue de piano. Le ' Duo ', écrit en 1943, est une des oeuvres du Schul plus vaste préservé et une des compositions plus importantes pour ce type d'ensemble du duo - une amélioration inestimable du répertoire. / Violon Et Alto

Six Sonatas for Violin and Viola Hob. VI:1?6-The title ?Solo per il Violino? which Haydn gave these sonatas in his ?Entwurf-Katalog? (the handwritten catalogue he maintained of his own works) already gives us an indication: it is only the Violinwhich is treated as a solo instrument in these six sonatas the Viola has an accompanying role. Haydn might have written these ?soli? for himself; but they also might have been for Luigi Tomasini the ?first violinist? atEsterházy?s court. Today these duos enjoy great popularity particularly for teaching purposes. We are now proud to present the definitive Henle edition following the text in the Complete Edition of Haydn?s Works withthe addition of specially composed cadenzas.

To see the summer sky for Violin and Viola falls into four movements. The first movement opens with the two instruments sounding almost as one playing very high glassy harmonics. Gradually an expressive viola solo emerges withboth instruments descending to their lower ranges. A livelier quasi scherzando solo for violin accompanied by viola pedal notes leads to a chorale like passage the violin at the top of its range whilst the viola is at itslowest. The movement ends with the two instruments coming together once again on a unison Bb and fades away almost as it has begun but this time in the husky lower registers.The second movement is much faster and openswith a downward flurry for both instruments. A continuous pizzicato line for viola is interrupted by more violent passages in the violin. The two instruments come together in a dance-like passage before the roles are reversed.Finally an ecstatic melody surfaces in the viola and is later continued in the violin before the movement closes with the spiky figures of its opening the two instruments ending in unison.The third movement encompasses isthe most delicate and still music of the piece. After a very tranquil opening an expressive violin melody is accompanied by a gentle rocking figure in the viola. Tentative at first intensity and speed gather until the violinreaches stratospheric heights. Both of the instruments play at the extremes of their registers before moving to common ground for a more lively textural passage. This is followed by a passionate reminder of the movement’s opening gradually fading away to nothing.The piece ends with a Moto Perpetuo. The instruments begin by dovetailing a single line which develops into two strands before a more violent section appears punctuated by strident doublestops. Both instruments have slightly manic solo episodes before the movement quickly dies away in the single line of its opening