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This is the first of a four-volume set of pieces by women composers, past and present. The beginning volume is comprised of pieces corresponding to grade levels 1 and 2 in the ASTA String Syllabus, and features works that have been...
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This volume corresponds to the ASTA String Syllabus grade 3, and contains pieces that use first, second and third positions (with occasional forays up to the half-string harmonic). Included are a variety of styles to develop vibrato as...
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The music in this volume grows in musical and technical demands as your students grow with it! Using first through fifth positions (with the last piece pushing the envelope into sixth), works range from a Classical period sonata movement...
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Professionals and students with a high level of technical prowess and musical understanding will enjoy this collection! Explore jazz styles in two pieces (one commissioned from Libby Larsen for the anthology), 20th century compositional...
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- The three violin sonatas of the Chevalier de Saint-Georges are collected together here-- the sunny Bb major, the flashier A major, and the turbulent G minor. This edition features an expanded introduction with more background on the sonatas. As always, the piano score and separate violin part are included. Recordings can be found on the product pages of the individual sonatas.
- No. 1 in Bb Major
- No. 2 in A Major
- No. 3 in G Minor
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score and violin part This volume contains three never-before-published short pieces likely written by Clarke in the 1940's. The first, For 2 Violins, was dated 1940 and is a highly chromatic duo in F minor. The other two pieces were...
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piano score and violin part The three pieces in this volume came from Twelve Pieces for Piano Solo, edited by John Michael Cooper and published in 2024 by ClarNan Press. When I heard the piano versions, I just wanted to play them...
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Klavierauszug mit Solostimme Klavierauszug vom Komponisten.
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The Round of the Goblins|Francescatti, Zino, ed
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Ysaye, Eugene, ed|Galamian, Ivan, ed
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- 'The term solastalgia refers to the sense of loss and emotional distress we feel as environmental changes that we perceive as negative unfold before our eyes. It was coined in 2005 by Glenn Albrecht, professor of sustainability at Murdoch University in Western Australia. The man-made ecological collapse that has been lurking around the corner for a long time, is now no longer a future danger it is here upon us. Recently, we have experienced floods, not only in tropical regions but in places like the German Ahr Valley, forest fires at unprecedented levels, not only in fire-prone areas like the California mountains, but globally, and drought in countries known for their rainfall such as the United Kingdom. Our yearly seasons are being denatured and we watch helplessly as species of insects and plant die out. We are more likely to change our behavior if we can move from general intellectual observation of these phenomena to personally experiencing the ecological disruption with the attendant anger, fear and sadness.
- During our collaborative process of creating Solastalgia in the pandemic, we have faced our eco-anxiety through the attempt to lend our voices to the struggling Arctic ice. By sending recordings of ice and violin back and forth online and examining them, Carola and Karin have together created a multi-layered mapping of the sounds of the polar regions. At the same time, Eric Lanz has studied and shaped the formation of salt crystals as an analogy to melting ice. We have immersed ourselves in the characteristics of the element of ice, inviting it to speak through our eyes and ears.
- Solastalgia is developed in collaboration with Studio für Elektroakustische Musik der Akademie der Künste in Berlin (20212022) and Experimentalstudio des SWR in Freiburg. It is commissioned through the Swedish Arts Grants Committee as a part of Karin Hellqvists PhD in artistic research at the Norwegian Academy of Music in Oslo.
- Carola Bauckholt'
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