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

Hoffmeister, Duo in D Minor Op.13 Nr.5 for Violin and Viola

Goldmark, Concerto in A Minor Op 28 Violin/Piano (Fisher)