By
Johannes Brahms
The fourth movement of Brahms' Symphony No. 4 occasionally serves as a violin excerpt in auditions and orchestral assessments. Composed in 1884-1885, it is a compelling and dramatic piece, known for its passionate and soaring melodies. Violinists are often asked to perform specific passages from this movement to demonstrate their interpretive and technical skills, as it features intricate violin solos and requires precision and expressive playing.
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by:
David Kim
Players tend to forget that in the passacaglia in Brahms’ fourth symphony, most of the orchestra is quite turbulent. David Kim explains how he incorporates this information as well as how to phrase the many sequences Brahms writes. With the help of annotated scores and Kim’s audition tips, you’ll be prepared to create a sparkling rendition of this dynamic and expressive excerpt.
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