Tchaikovsky Serenade Melancholique Op. 26 for Violin (Butorac)
Tchaikovsky Serenade Melancholique Op. 26 for Violin (Edition Butorac Munchen) Revised and edited by Tomislav Butorac for Violin and Piano Serenade Melancolique was composed by Pyotr Illyich Tchaikovsky in Febryary 1875. It was the first work that he wrote for violin and orchestra. It was written a few months after he finished composing his Piano Concerto No 1 in B flat minor. Interestingly both works are in B flat minor.
Three Romantic Violin Concertos (Schirmer) brings together the Bruch G-minor, Mendelssohn E-minor, and Tchaikovsky D-major concertos—three pillars of the Romantic violin repertoire.
Key features
• Three iconic concertos in one volume
• A journey from lyricism to symphonic virtuosity
• Essential study and performance repertoire
• Cornerstone collection for advancing violinists
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Tchaikovsky Souvenir d'un Lieu Cher for Violin (Faber)
Tschaikowsky Sérénade mélancolique op. 26 (Henle)
Tchaikovsky, Chanson Triste Op. 40 No 2 Violin (Schott)...
Three Romantic Violin Concertos gathers the Bruch G-minor, Mendelssohn E-minor, and Tchaikovsky D-major concertos into one essential volume showcasing the full expressive arc of Romantic violin writing.
Key features
• Three iconic audience-favorite concertos
• From lyric warmth to symphonic virtuosity
• Core repertoire for every advancing violinist
• A lifelong foundation of Romantic expression
