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Rachmaninov, Sergey - Vocalise Op 34 No 14 - Violin and Piano - edited by Ronald C Dishinger - published by Medici Music Press
Rachmaninov, Sergey - Vocalise Op 34 No 14 - Violin and Piano - edited by Ronald C Dishinger - published by Medici Music Press
A vocalise is a vocal exercise without words, such that the singer can focus on the melody and technique.Ā Rachmaninoff's was no exception, though his was intended to be performance worthy-- he chose the form to highlight the work's gorgeous melody.Ā It was immensely popular, so Rachmaninoff arranged the piece for a variety of instruments over the following years: solo piano, violin and piano, cello and piano, orchestra, and more.
Edited by Dishinger. For Violin and Piano. Published by Medici Music Press.
Difficulty: ASTA Grade 4
Edited by Dishinger. For Violin and Piano. Published by Medici Music Press.
Difficulty: ASTA Grade 4
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Rachmaninov, Sergey - Vocalise Op 34 No 14 - Violin and Piano - edited by Ronald C Dishinger - published by Medici Music Press
A vocalise is a vocal exercise without words, such that the singer can focus on the melody and technique.Ā Rachmaninoff's was no exception, though his was intended to be performance worthy-- he chose the form to highlight the work's gorgeous melody.Ā It was immensely popular, so Rachmaninoff arranged the piece for a variety of instruments over the following years: solo piano, violin and piano, cello and piano, orchestra, and more.
Edited by Dishinger. For Violin and Piano. Published by Medici Music Press.
Difficulty: ASTA Grade 4
Edited by Dishinger. For Violin and Piano. Published by Medici Music Press.
Difficulty: ASTA Grade 4
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A vocalise is a vocal exercise without words, such that the singer can focus on the melody and technique.Ā Rachmaninoff's was no exception, though his was intended to be performance worthy-- he chose the form to highlight the work's gorgeous melody.Ā It was immensely popular, so Rachmaninoff arranged the piece for a variety of instruments over the following years: solo piano, violin and piano, cello and piano, orchestra, and more.
Edited by Dishinger. For Violin and Piano. Published by Medici Music Press.
Difficulty: ASTA Grade 4
Edited by Dishinger. For Violin and Piano. Published by Medici Music Press.
Difficulty: ASTA Grade 4
