A refined Baroque collection by George Frideric Handel, Sonatas for Violin & Piano, Volume 1 offers lyrical elegance and dance-inspired vitality. This IMC edition is ideal for recital and study.
Key Features:
• Classic Baroque sonatas
• Lyrical and lively contrasts
• Ideal for recital repertoire
• IMC edition
Elegant Baroque craftsmanship and lyrical refinement define this distinguished collection of violin sonatas by George Frideric Handel. Sonatas for Violin and Piano, Volume 1 presents a selection of Handel’s masterful sonatas, blending expressive slow movements with lively, dance-inspired allegros and intricate counterpoint. These works highlight the violin’s singing quality while maintaining a balanced partnership with the keyboard. This International Music Company (IMC) edition offers a practical and performance-ready volume ideal for recital, examination, and stylistic study of the Baroque repertoire.
Key Features:
A distinguished Baroque collection by George Frideric Handel, these 6 Sonatas for Violin and Piano are presented in two volumes, edited by Eric Doflein and published by Schott Music.
Key Features:
• Six classic Baroque sonatas
• Balanced lyrical and lively movements
• Edited by Eric Doflein
• Ideal for recital and study
• Schott Music edition
A scholarly Urtext collection of George Frideric Handel’s violin sonatas, The Complete Sonatas for Violin, Book 2 presents refined Baroque repertoire in a trusted Bärenreiter edition.
Key Features:
• Complete sonata collection (Book 2)
• Authentic Baroque repertoire
• Urtext scholarly edition
• Ideal for recital and study
• Bärenreiter edition
A serene violin arrangement of “He Shall Feed His Flock” from George Frideric Handel’s Messiah, transcribed by Carl Flesch with piano by Bruno Eisner. Published by Ries & Erler, it is a graceful and devotional recital piece.
Key Features:
• From Handel’s Messiah
• Arranged by Carl Flesch
• Warm and lyrical style
• Ideal for recital or church use
• Ries & Erler edition
A refined Baroque collection attributed to George Frideric Handel, this IMC volume (Sonatas Nos. 4–6) includes the powerful D Major Sonata and the elegant A and E Major Sonatas. Edited by Zino Francescatti, it offers expressive and stylistically rich repertoire for violin and piano.
Key Features:
• Three Baroque sonatas in one volume
• Edited by Zino Francescatti
• Expressive slow movements and lively finales
• Ideal for recital and stylistic study
• IMC edition
A definitive collection of George Frideric Handel’s violin sonatas, this Faber Music edition presents the complete works for violin and basso continuo, edited by Terence Best and Peter Holman.
Key Features:
• Complete Baroque sonata collection
• Scholarly edition
• Expressive and stylistically rich repertoire
• Ideal for recital and study
• Faber Music edition
A spirited arrangement of five movements from George Frideric Handel’s Music for the Royal Fireworks, arranged for violin and piano by Urbainczyk. A lively and majestic addition to Baroque recital repertoire.
Key Features:
• From Handel’s ceremonial masterpiece
• Violin and piano arrangement
• Regal and energetic style
• Ideal for recital and study
Passacaglia by Johan Halvorsen, after George Frideric Handel, is one of the most iconic virtuoso works for violin and viola. Published in a scholarly Henle Urtext edition, this collection also includes Sarabande con Variazioni, with performance markings by Henning Kraggerud, making it an outstanding resource for advanced performers.
Key Features:
• Music by Johan Halvorsen after George Frideric Handel
• Published by G. Henle Verlag
• Henle Urtext Edition
• For violin and viola
• Includes Passacaglia and Sarabande con Variazioni
• Fingerings and bowings by Henning Kraggerud
• Suitable for advanced violinists and violists
• Ideal for recitals, competitions, concerts, and conservatory study
