Berg Violin Concerto (To the Memory of an Angel) by Alban Berg, published by G. Henle Verlag, is one of the most emotionally powerful concertos ever written, merging modern technique with profound lyricism and human vulnerability.
Key features
• A moving memorial work of rare emotional depth
• Blends modern serialism with lyrical and tonal elements
• Demands interpretive insight as much as technical command
• A defining masterpiece of the 20th-century violin repertoire
Berg Violin Concerto (To the Memory of an Angel) by Alban Berg is presented in a scholarly Urtext edition published by G. Henle Verlag, edited by Michael Kube; composed in 1935 under the shadow of personal tragedy and dedicated “To the Memory of an Angel”—Manon Gropius, the young daughter of Walter Gropius and Alma Mahler—this concerto stands as one of the most profound and moving works of the 20th-century violin repertoire, blending twelve-tone technique with tonal lyricism, folk elements, and spiritual symbolism, and offering performers an extraordinary fusion of intellectual rigor and deep human expression.
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Albéniz Tango for Violin or Viola and Piano by Isaac Albéniz, arranged by Watson Forbes, is a richly expressive Spanish character piece that rewards lyrical playing and rhythmic freedom.
Key features
• Warm, sensuous Spanish character
• Ideal for expressive tone and phrasing
• Works beautifully for violin or viola
• A charming and atmospheric recital miniature
Albéniz Tango for Violin or Viola and Piano by Isaac Albéniz, arranged by Watson Forbes, is a richly expressive Spanish character piece that rewards lyrical playing and rhythmic freedom.
Key features
• Warm, sensuous Spanish character
• Ideal for expressive tone and phrasing
• Works beautifully for violin or viola
• A charming and atmospheric recital miniature
Amazing Solos for Violin and Keyboard, arranged by Howard Harrison, is an engaging solo collection that helps developing violinists perform with confidence, expression, and enjoyment.
Key features
• Confidence-boosting solos with strong keyboard support
• Musically engaging and performance-ready
• Ideal for students, recitals, and school concerts
• Fun, expressive, and rewarding to play
Accolay Violin Concerto No. 1 in A minor by Jean-Baptiste Accolay, published by G. Schirmer, is a classic entry-level Romantic concerto that combines expressive melody with accessible virtuosity.
Key features
• Ideal first concerto for developing violinists
• Expressive, dramatic, and approachable
• Builds confidence and musical projection
• A staple of student concert repertoire
Old Masters for Young Players, Book 1 for Violin, published by Schott Music, is an inspiring beginner collection that introduces young violinists to the music of the great classical masters in an accessible and musically rewarding way.
Key features
• Real classical music for young players
• Develops style, phrasing, and musical taste early
• Encouraging and confidence-building repertoire
• A classic starting point for serious violin study
Contents: H. Purcell: Air • C. W. Gluck: Andante cantabile • J. P. Rameau: La Villageoise • G. F. Händel: Air • J. A. Hasse: 2 Dances • J. B. Lully: Gavotte and Musette • J. M. Leclair: Sarabande • J. S. Bach: 2 Minuets • L. v. Beethoven: Liebeslied • G. Tartini: Sarabande • G. B. Buononcini: Rondeau • R. Schumann: Erinnerung
Ashokan Farewell by Jay Ungar is a poignant and lyrical work for violin and piano, cherished for its emotional warmth, simplicity, and timeless beauty.
Key features
• Deeply expressive and reflective
• Focuses on tone, phrasing, and musical sincerity
• Ideal for intimate and meaningful performances
• A modern classic that resonates with all audiences
Accolay Violin Concerto No. 1 in A minor by Jean-Baptiste Accolay, published by Schott Music, is a classic entry-level Romantic concerto that combines expressive lyricism with approachable technical demands.
Key features
• Ideal first Romantic concerto
• Expressive, dramatic, and audience-friendly
• Builds confidence and musical projection
• A staple of student recital and competition repertoire
Accolay Violin Concerto No. 1 in A minor by Jean-Baptiste Accolay, published by Edition Peters, is a classic first Romantic concerto that balances expressive lyricism with accessible technical demands.
Key features
• Ideal first concerto for developing violinists
• Expressive, dramatic, and audience-friendly
• Builds musical confidence and projection
• A long-standing favorite in student recital repertoire
