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Title: 24 Caprices (2nd Edition)
Instrumentation: Solo violin
Composer: Dr. Immanuel Abraham
Publisher: Edition Testore
Size: 8″ x 11.5″. 74 pgs.
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Abraham — 24 Caprices for Solo Violin
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Lois (verified owner) –
Are you an advanced violinist and want a challenging book with lots of double stops to sight-read through? This is a great selection to add to your pile of music!.
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Lauren M. (verified owner) –
As a classical violinist wanting to stay “current” my professor said to try this.
Hearing others talk about it ii decided to give it a go.
I expected some arhythmic, atonal, smack-your-violin & shout ‘contemporary classical’ stuff.
It was none of those tho and i was relieved.
Of the ones ive learned they’re all really lyrical, tonal, and with a “deepness” i jus really got attached to.
Its *tough*… definitely for the advanced violinist.
There’s different genres too… like if Paganini were influenced by rock, jazz, country, and Indian or Middle-Eastern music.
I write this because mine came with a hand-signed autograph from the composer… I could still smell the sharpie ink. That was cool!
Love this music and definitely recommend it!
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