

Six etudes in a Tango style written in 1987 by the 20th Century Arengtinian composer Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992).
May be performed by flute or violin.
Jakob Dont, a Viennese violin pedagogue, wrote the 24 "Études et Caprices", Op. 35, which are violin solos without accompaniment and are considered essential classics. Published in 1880, the pieces consist of 48 pages and are edited by H. Berkley at a very advanced level. The etudes have been reworked by violinists such as Carl Flesch, Max Rostal, and Ivan Galamian in numerous new editions throughout the twentieth century.
Orchester Probespiel – Test Pieces for Orchestral Auditions: Violin Volume 2 continues the internationally respected Schott audition series with an expanded collection of essential orchestral excerpts for advanced violinists. Developed using recommendations from the German Music Council and research from the German Orchestra Association, it is an invaluable resource for conservatory students and professional musicians preparing for orchestral auditions.
Key Features:
• Second volume of the Orchester Probespiel series
• Based on the German Music Council recommendations
• Uses the German Orchestra Association research
• Ideal for advanced students and professionals
• Develops orchestral style and technique
• Excellent preparation for orchestra auditions
• Practical reference for conservatory study
Nigun (Improvisation) from Baal Shem for Violin by Ernest Bloch, published by Carl Fischer, is a profoundly expressive solo that transforms the violin into a voice of prayer and longing.
Key features
• Deeply emotional and spiritual
• Vocal, improvisatory violin writing
• Demands expressive intensity and sincerity
• A landmark work of 20th-century violin repertoire