A lively Baroque favorite by Joseph-Hector Fiocco, the Allegro for Violin and Piano is celebrated for its festive energy and virtuosic sparkle. Popularized through the Suzuki syllabus, this Schott edition makes an excellent recital or encore piece.
Key Features:
• Bright and celebratory style
• Well known from the Suzuki repertoire
• Ideal encore or recital opener
• Schott edition
Sparkling with Baroque exuberance and festive energy, this joyful showpiece reflects the vibrant musical voice of Joseph-Hector Fiocco (1703–1741), the Belgian composer and violinist of Italian ancestry whose early death at just 38 curtailed a promising career. The Allegro for Violin and Piano captures a spirit of celebration through buoyant rhythms, bright tonal clarity, and agile violin passagework. Beloved for its uplifting character, it has become especially well known through its inclusion in the Suzuki syllabus and is frequently chosen as a brilliant encore or lively recital opener. This Schott edition offers a polished and reliable presentation of a Baroque favorite that continues to charm performers and audiences alike.
Key Features:
Itzac Perlman playing Fiocco's Allegro
A lively Baroque collection by Joseph-Hector Fiocco, Fiocco Festival features eight characterful movements arranged for violin and piano by Phillip Clark. Published by Latham, it offers vibrant dance rhythms and elegant contrasts ideal for recital performance.
Key Features:
• Eight contrasting Baroque miniatures
• Dance-inspired movements
• Arranged by Phillip Clark
• Ideal for recital and study
• Latham edition
