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Concerto No. 1 in A minor

By Jean-Baptiste Accolay

Concerto No. 1 in A minor by Jean-Baptiste Accolay (1845-1910)
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Violin and piano
Composed by Jean-Baptiste Accolay (1845-1910). Edited by Josef Gingold. Score and part. International Music Co. #2090. Published by International Music Co. (IM.2090).

Item Number: IM.2090

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  • 5

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  • March 03, 2007 A beautiful concerto!

    This piece is very challenging to keep steady and even. It involves many different styles of playing, and is somewhat difficult. It is one of my favorites, and I enjoyed learning it very much!

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  • 5

    Philip Yang
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    VA
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  • June 19, 2004 A very nice concerto

    I played this for a recital in my freshmen year in high school, and it's a very nice piece to play. It sounds really nice, but it doesn't require a lot of skills - it doesn't go any higher than 5th or 6th position (except a single note...

    ). After a bit of practice, you will be playing something that starts out rather seriously, turns into a very romantic music and then ends in an animated and lively passage. The music is full of triplets, and contains quite a bit of sixteenth note runs and some double stops. A very nice concerto for a violinist preparing for more advanced music.

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