Sonata for solo violin
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SKU: A0.1346418
Composed by Jesse Voogt. 19th Century,Classical,Contemporary,Romantic Period. 16 pages. Jesse Voogt #931207. Published by Jesse Voogt (A0.1346418).This sonata for solo violin is written in a romantic classical style. The first movement, “Lalobach”, draws inspiration from two very different composers, Lalo and Bach, with both elements of Lalo's fire and Bach's elegant, calculated precision. The second movement, “Schlow & Schmaltzy”, is a playful and expressive piece, almost tongue-in-cheek in terms of being oversentimental and saccharine. The third movement, “Breaking a Five”, is a reimagining of an old style minuet, but then in 5/4 (for the most part). The fourth movement, “High Strung”, is a showpiece that demonstrates your technical skills and musicality. This sonata is perfect for advanced violinists who want to challenge themselves and impress their audience.
I. Lalobach
II. Schlow & Schmaltzy
III. Breaking a Five
IV. High Strung
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