By
Johann Sebastian Bach
Bach's Violin Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1006, is a crowning jewel in the solo violin repertoire. Composed around 1720, it is the final partita in a set of six and is celebrated for its brilliance and virtuosity. This partita comprises a series of dance movements, each showcasing the violin's technical and expressive capabilities. Bach's Violin Partita No. 3 is a testament to the timeless beauty of his compositions and continues to captivate audiences and violinists alike.
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by:
William Hagen
J.S. Bach’s third partita in E is the only one of his solo violin works in which every movement is in a major key. In his course on this cheerful piece, William Hagen discusses constructing a narrative, inferring dynamics, tone and mood, bow technique, and more. He talks through each movement, addressing troublesome spots, offering fingering suggestions, and pointing the viewer toward opportunities for individuality.
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