Dvořák: Romance in F minor Op. 11 for Violin is a deeply expressive Romantic work edited by Klaus Döge, featuring autograph pages from the original score.
Key features
• Singing, lyrical violin writing
• Scholarly Carus edition
• Includes autograph manuscript excerpts
• Elegant Romantic recital repertoire
Romantic lyricism and Bohemian warmth define Dvořák: Romance in F minor Op. 11 for Violin by Antonín Dvořák, edited by Klaus Döge and published by Carus-Verlag. Composed in 1879 at the request of Josef Markus for performance at Prague’s Žofín Palace, this single-movement gem transforms the slow movement of Dvořák’s String Quartet No. 5 into an expansive, singing violin showcase.
Deeply expressive yet classically poised, the Romance unfolds in a seamless arc of long-breathed melody and glowing orchestral color (here presented in violin edition). Its tender F-minor lyricism invites supple phrasing, nuanced vibrato, and refined tonal shading. This Carus edition is distinguished by the inclusion of pages from Dvořák’s autograph score, offering performers a rare glimpse into the composer’s manuscript and artistic process—an inspiring resource for both study and performance.
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Dvořák: Sonatina in G major Op. 100 for Violin is a lyrical and approachable chamber work composed in 1893 during Dvořák’s American period and dedicated to his children.
Key features
• Accessible yet musically sophisticated
• Warm, singing melodies
• Ideal intermediate recital repertoire
• Encourages expressive dialogue between violin and piano
Dvořák: Humoresque Op. 101 No. 7 for Violin by Antonín Dvořák is a lyrical Romantic miniature known for its unforgettable melody and expressive warmth.
Key features
• Instantly recognizable theme
• Singing, graceful violin writing
• Excellent recital or teaching repertoire
• Combines simplicity with expressive depth
Dvořák: Romance in F minor Op. 11 for Violin is a deeply lyrical Romantic work by Antonín Dvořák, rich in melodic warmth and expressive depth.
Key features
• Flowing, cantabile violin writing
• Elegant single-movement form
• Ideal recital repertoire
• Emphasizes tonal shading and phrasing
Experience Dvořák’s Slavonic Dance No. 1 in G minor, transcribed by Fritz Kreisler for violin and piano. This arrangement brings the energy and national character of the original orchestral work to life in a brilliant chamber setting.
• Kreisler transcription for violin and piano
• From Dvořák’s well-loved Slavonic Dances
• Lively rhythms and folk-inspired charm
• Ideal for performance and study
Dvořák: Violin Concerto in A minor Op. 53 for Violin & Piano by Antonín Dvořák is a cornerstone Romantic concerto blending virtuosic energy with lyrical Bohemian expression.
Key features
• Passionate and rhythmically vibrant writing
• Expansive, singing Adagio
• Folk-inspired finale
• Advanced recital and competition repertoire
Dvořák: Ballade Op. 15 for Violin and Piano is a dramatic Romantic miniature showcasing Dvořák’s gift for lyrical expression and emotional contrast.
Key features
• Brooding yet soaring melodic lines
• Rich harmonic support from piano
• Ideal for expressive recital programming
• Develops tonal shading and dynamic control
Dvořák: Waltzes Op. 54 Nos. 1 & 4 for Violin & Piano presents two elegant Romantic miniatures by Antonín Dvořák, rich in lyrical charm and graceful dance character.
Key features
• Warm, expressive melodic lines
• Light dance character with Romantic nuance
• Perfect for recital or teaching use
• Musically rewarding yet accessible
Dvořák: Humoresque Op. 101 No. 7 for Violin by Antonín Dvořák is a lyrical Romantic miniature known for its unforgettable melody and expressive warmth.
Key features
• Instantly recognizable theme
• Singing, graceful violin writing
• Excellent recital or teaching repertoire
• Combines simplicity with expressive depth
