By
Charles Auguste de Bériot
Charles Auguste de Bériot's Violin Concerto No. 9 in A Minor, Op. 104, composed in the mid-19th century, is a significant work in the Romantic violin concerto repertoire. It was premiered by De Bériot himself, highlighting the composer/violinist's virtuosic prowess. The concerto, with its beautiful lyrical passages and technical challenges, continues to captivate audiences and serves as a testament to the era's emphasis on expressive melodies and virtuosity.
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by:
Rachel Lee Priday
Modeling a full Romantic concerto in the space of fifteen minutes, de Bériot's Concerto No. 9 is highly virtuosic yet approachable for intermediate students. In this lesson, Rachel Lee Priday introduces strategies for practicing, bowing, playing grace notes, developing the groove of the waltz, and much more. She emphasizes how, whether you're performing on stage or practicing at a slow tempo, every passage should feel as beautiful and lyrical as you can make it.
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