Similar to many of Wieniawski's other compositions, Fantaisie brillante Opus 20, which revolved around themes from Gounod’s opera Faust, was written in two versions: for violin with orchestra and violin with piano. This work originated in 1865. Both versions were probably written at approximately the same time, as indicated by their concurrent publication. Throughout Wieniawski's life, the work was released by two publishing houses: Choudens’ in Paris and Kistner’s in Leipzig.
Discover the passion and virtuosity of Wieniawski’s Concerto No. 1 in F-sharp minor for Violin, IMC edition. Composed in 1853, this multi-movement work is perfect for advanced violinists seeking musical and technical challenges.
Key Features:
• IMC edition for violin
• Composed in 1853
• Romantic, technically demanding concerto
• Suited for advanced study or performance
Discover Wieniawski’s Scherzo-Tarantelle Op. 16 for Violin and Piano, edited by Theodore Spiering and published by Carl Fischer. This energetic showpiece features a solo violin part and piano reduction in clear standard notation, ideal for advanced study or performance.
Key Features:
• Carl Fischer edition, edited by Spiering
• Solo violin part and piano reduction
• Lively, virtuosic character
• Standard classical notation
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Wieniawski Scherzo-Tarantella for violin and piano (International Music Company)
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Wieniawski, Kuyawiak for Violin (Editio Musica Budapest)
Wieniawski Etudes Caprices 6 Op18 violin with 2nd Violin (IMC)
Experience Wieniawski’s Konzert Nr. 2 in d-Moll, Op. 22 for Violin in the Edition Peters version edited by Henri Marteau, complete with piano reduction. This Romantic concerto, composed in 1862, features expressive and virtuosic music, making it a favourite for recitals and advanced study.
Key Features:
• Edition Peters, edited by Henri Marteau
• Piano reduction included
• Composed in 1862
• Romantic concerto for advanced violinists
