

Dont, 30 Progressive Exercises for Violin Op.38 (Schirmer) With accompaniment of a second violin Jakob Dont (March 2, 1815 to Nov 17, 1888) was an Austrian violinist, composer and teacher. He was a student of Josef Bohm and Georg Hellmesberger. He became a member of the Hofburgtheater orchestra at the age of sixteen and in 1824 entered service at the Vienna Hofkapell. He appeared often as a soloist during this time. He chose against a career as a soloist despite his success. He became a professor at the Padagogisches Institut in Vienna and was also employed at the Wiener Konservatorium. He eventually left the latter position as he was forbidden from using his own compositions for teaching. Most of his compositions consist of innovative teaching material. His 24 Etudes and Caprices Gradus ad parnassum Op. 35 and, are considered some of the most important technical studies for the violin.Leopald Auer was amongst his students.
18th Century violinist-composer Pierre Gavinies, once described by Viotti as the "French Tartini," was certainly a violinist of great skill, if his virtuosity may be judged from his printed legacy. His 24 Studies (Matinees) for solo violin cover all 24 keys and a wide variety of techniques. Because of this, and because of the difficulty of the studies, they are highly regarded in the violin community, and taken as prescribed medicine by advanced violinists the world over. This edition of the 24 Studies is edited by Ivan Galamian. Published by the International Music Company.
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