I have the solo scores for both Kreisler's arrangement and Tartini's original. If you're interested, message me in my inbox with your email address and I'll forward you the score files. Oscar Shumsky playing Kreisler's rendition of Tartini's "Devil's Trill Sonata." Taken from the Fritz Kreisler Complete Violin Music Vol. 1, brought to you by the Musical Heritage Society Piano: Milton Kaye
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Itzhak Perlman and Placido Domingo performing together with the piece "Estrellita" by Manuel Ponce New York Studio Orchestra conducted by: Jonathan Tunick Taken from "Together" brought to you by EMI Classics ((funny note: The first time I heard this piece, I was driving and the last time Domingo hits the held high/powerful note, I was so entranced that the light turned green and I didn't even notice for a while.))
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I have the solo scores for both Kreisler's arrangement and Tartini's original. If you're interested, message me in my inbox with your email address and I'll forward you the score files. Oscar Shumsky playing Kreisler's rendition of Tartini's "Devil's Trill Sonata." Taken from the Fritz Kreisler Complete Violin Music Vol. 1, brought to you by the Musical Heritage Society Piano: Milton Kaye
Oscar Shumsky Devil's Trill Tartini Kreisler violin genmaximus 110
Alberto Lysy's arrangement of Variations on a theme by Corelli for 2 violins and orchestra. Violins: Alberto Lysy & Liviu Prunaru Taken from Hommage À Menuhin, brought to you by Dinemec Classics
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This is part 2, after the orchestral introduction. Ágnes Girgás playing English Horn for Gaetano Donizetti's Concertino in G Major for English Horn and Orchestra Taken from Gaetano Donizetti: Instrumental Concerti brought to you by Marco Polo
Oscar Shumsky playing Kreisler's arrangement of Tartini's Variations on a Theme by Corelli Taken from the Fritz Kreisler Complete Violin Vol. 1, brought to you by the Musical Heritage Society Piano: Milton Kaye
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Oscar Shumsky playing Fritz Kreisler's arrangement of Londonderry Air ("Danny Boy") Piano: William Wolfram Taken from Fritz Kreisler Violin Music, Vol. II from MusicMasters
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Heinz Holliger playing an oboe concerto in G-major by Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf. Movement 1 of 3
I have the solo scores for both Kreisler's arrangement and Tartini's original, but I do not have this arrangement that Manze plays. If you're interested, message me in my inbox with your email address and I'll forward you the score files. Andrew Manze playing an arrangement based off of Guiseppe Tartini's original score for the Devil's Trill Sonata, not Fritz Kreisler's arrangement. Part 3 - Andante - Allegro - Adagio Taken from: Tartini-The Devil's Trill Sonata-Manze Brought to you by harmonia mundi
Hugo Kreisler on cello, Fritz Kreisler on violin, and Charlton Keith on piano playing Fritz Kreisler's "Marche Miniature Viennoise"
I have the solo scores for both Kreisler's arrangement and Tartini's original. If you're interested, message me in my inbox with your email address and I'll forward you the score files. Oscar Shumsky playing Kreisler's rendition of Tartini's "Devil's Trill Sonata." Taken from the Fritz Kreisler Complete Violin Music Vol. 1, brought to you by the Musical Heritage Society Piano: Milton Kaye
Oscar Shumsky Devil's Trill Tartini Kreisler violin genmaximus 110
József Kiss on oboe playing Gaetano Donizetti's oboe sonata made into a Concertino for Oboe and Chamber Orchestra in F Major. The orchestration was written by Wolfgang Hoffmann. Taken from Gaetano Donizetti: Instrumental Concerti brought to you by Marco Polo.
An arrangement for cello and piano of Fritz Kreisler's "Liebesleid," played by Hugo Kreisler on the cello and Fritz Kreisler on the piano. The two were brothers. circa 1921-3
Hong-Mei Xiao playing Tibor Serly's Rhapsody for Viola and Orchestra, with the Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Janós Kovacs. Tibor Serly was a violist and pupil of composer Béla Bartók. This recording by Naxos, is called Béla Bartók: Viola Concerto ▪ Two Pictures
I have the solo violin sheet music for this. Message me with your email address and I can forward it to you. Oscar Shumsky playing a piece by Kreisler, done in the style of Vivaldi, how he was known at the time, before a lot of Vivaldi's pieces were discovered. This is the first movement, Allegro energico ma non troppo. Taken from the Fritz Kreisler Complete Violin Music Vol. 1, brought to you by the Musical Heritage Society Piano: Milton Kaye
Hong-Mei Xiao on viola, playing Gigue* by Bach Visit Hong- Mei at: www.hongmeixiao.com *Gigue taken from www.hongmeixiao.com
Oscar Shumsky playing Kreisler's "Allegretto in the Style of Boccherini." Taken from the Fritz Kreisler Complete Violin Music Vol. 1, brought to you by the Musical Heritage Society Piano: Milton Kaye
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Gilles Colliard playing Giuseppe Tartini's "L'art de l'archet pour violon seul" / The art of bowing for unaccompanied violin; fifty variations on a Gavotte by Corelli. The violin score and a very long synthesized MIDI file, along with viola and cello transcripitions, are available at the following website: icking-music-archive.org Taken from TARTINI The art of Bowing / GILLES COLLIARD Brought to you by DORON music
For those used to the original London recording, here's a musical number not heard on the CD that is present during the full stage performance. It's part of the dress rehearsal of Hannibal, sung by Piangi, Carlotta, and chorus. For those that have seen the movie version of Phantom of the Opera, you should recognize part of this, but here is a version actually sung by decent singers. Carlotta and Piangi are supposed to be the Opera House's current best singers, so why they sound so awful in the movie version is beyond me. They didn't spend enough time casting correctly for the movie at all, for any of the actors. They're all bad. So, from the original Canadian cast, here is Peter Cormican (Piangi) and Lyse Guérin (Carlotta.) Lyrics: Chorus: With feasting and dancing and song Tonight in celebration We greet the victorious throng Returned to bring salvation The trumpets of Carthage resound Hear, Romans, now and tremble Hark to our step on the ground Hear the drums - Hannibal comes Piangi: Sad to return to find the land we love Threatened once more by Rome's far-reaching grasp Tomorrow we shall break the chains of Rome Tonight rejoice, your army has come home Carlotta: Once more to my welcoming arms My love returns in splendor Piangi: Once more to those sweetest of charms My heart and soul surrender Chorus: The trumpeting elephants sound Hear, Romans, now and tremble Hark to their step on the ground Hear the drums - Hannibal comes www.youtube.com Here's a video recording <b>...</b>
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Joseph Szigeti playing the most beautiful D note ever. Taken from a 1932 recording of Mendelssohn's violin concerto in E minor, conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham, accompanied by the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Try to find a better D note, I dare you!
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A couple pictures I took of my 2 violins and my viola, and also a horrible picture of me (Oh, wait any picture of me is horrible. This is back when I first started to play, so no critiques on my bow hold! :P )
