Elegy for Solo Violin - without accompaniment like Esaye or Ravel but not difficult
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SKU: A0.1012119
Composed by Henri Duperey. 20th Century. 6 pages. Largo Music #3590065. Published by Largo Music (A0.1012119).From composer
"Elegy for Solo Violin" was designed and composed for middle to high level violin technique. There are almost no tunes for pure violin solo without accompaniment for these levels. Sonata by Esaye, or Tzigane by Ravel, are very difficult. So I thought many violinists need solos mid-high level.
I am a violinist and also a composer. Today there are almost not exists composers who can play violin with high level, differ from 19C. Unfortunately the composer can not write such tune if he (she) can not play violin.
This tune includes "Dies Irae", same to Esaye, appears many times like cyclic form. The beginning is like Tzigane.
These are tribute to the great composers. And the theme of 2/4 that appears at beginning and ending, are funeral march, like the feeling of Esaye's one. Please play with Tempo Rubato according to your feeling. Henri Duperey
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