By
Friedrich Seitz
Friedrich Seitz's Student Concerto No. 5 in D Major, Op. 22, is a popular piece in the violin student repertoire, celebrated for its melodious first movement and the technical challenges suitable for intermediate players. It serves as a bridge to more advanced concertos, with its effective pedagogical balance of lyrical musicianship and fundamental violin techniques.
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by:
Mann-Wen Lo
Despite its name, Seitz's fifth concerto provides ample material to challenge the ambitious violinist. Mann-Wen Lo, a professor at the University of Houston, discusses each section in detail, demonstrates her ideas with gusto (along with pianist Evan Solomon), and provides a few supplementary exercises to enhance your practice session.
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