Gypsy Violin Classics

Name: Gypsy Violin Classics
Rating: 3.5 (2 reviews)

Mary Ann Harbar Willis

Sept 2011 · Mel Bay Publications

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Unleash your violin's passion with this Gypsy-inspired collection of classical gems! Gypsy Violin Classics is a collection classical pieces associated with and inspired by gypsy music, arranged for violin with piano accompaniment. Complete with stylistically accurate audio, this compilation will provide a comprehensive grounding in the gypsy style classical violin repertoire as well as the stylistic nuances of the genre.

Includes seven 'Hungarian Dances' by Brahms; 'Second Hungarian Rhapsodie' by Liszt; 'Csardas' by Monti; 'Carmen Fantasy' and 'Zigeunerweisen' by Sarasate; plus 'Songs My Mother Taught Me;' 'Gipsey Dance;' 'Spanish Dance;' and bonus traditional Gypsy number 'Lavotta Szerenad.A piano score with the violin part is included, as well as a standalone part with only violin notation. Includes access to online audio and PDF download of the piano accompaniment.

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3.5

2 reviews

About the author

Mary Ann Willis/Harbar's formal training culminated at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and The Institute for Advanced Musical Studies in Montreaux, Switzerland. She went on to play international and original music with Houston TX bands The Gypsies and Moodafaruka. She has presented numerous workshops and taught for the American String Teachers Association, Rocky Mountain Fiddle Camp and Strings Without Boundaries. Her musical journey has taken her to many wonderful places and she hopes it will do the same for you!

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