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VIOLIN<br />
VIOLIN<br />
Repertoire Works<br />
Benda František<br />
(1709–1786)<br />
Caprice COPY<br />
for violin solo<br />
Rev. by J. Čeleda<br />
H 3133<br />
Fišer Luboš<br />
(1935–1999)<br />
Crux<br />
for violin, timpani and bells<br />
Reproduction of the autograph<br />
from the property of I. Štraus<br />
H 7966 performance score<br />
Hanuš Jan<br />
(1915–2004)<br />
A Zest for Life (Chuť žít) Op. 127<br />
A Fantasy Variation for Solo Violin<br />
in Response to Pierre Teilhard de<br />
Chardin's Thoughts<br />
Rev. by P. Maceček<br />
H 7881<br />
Loudová Ivana<br />
(*1941)<br />
Canto solitario<br />
for violin solo<br />
Prague Spring IMC Commission<br />
(2003)<br />
H 7859<br />
Šporcl Pavel<br />
(* 1973)<br />
NEW <strong>2017</strong><br />
Where Is My Home (Kde domov<br />
můj)<br />
virtuoso variations on the <strong>Czech</strong><br />
national anthem for violin solo<br />
H 8039<br />
2 Violins<br />
(solo / with accompaniment)<br />
Educational Works<br />
Micka Josef<br />
(1903–1993)<br />
Elementary Studies<br />
for violin with the 2nd violin<br />
accompaniment<br />
H 5450<br />
First Encounter with Masters<br />
14 short pieces for violin in the<br />
1st position with the 2nd violin<br />
accompaniment (or piano<br />
accompaniment)<br />
H 3089<br />
Repertoire Works<br />
Dvořák Antonín<br />
(<strong>18</strong>41–1904)<br />
Humoresque in G-flat maj<br />
Op. 101 No. 7<br />
for two violins<br />
Arr. by J. Žemla<br />
H 1591-03 parts<br />
Feld Jindřich<br />
(1925–2007)<br />
Sonatina for Two Violins<br />
H 1927 parts<br />
Kramář-Krommer František Vincenc<br />
(1759–<strong>18</strong>31)<br />
Six Duettini<br />
for soprano and alto recorders /<br />
2 violins / 2 clarinets<br />
Arr. by L. Daniel<br />
H 5862<br />
score with 1 part<br />
(alto recorder)<br />
Martinů Bohuslav<br />
(<strong>18</strong>90–1959)<br />
Concerto for Two Violins and<br />
Orchestra H. 329<br />
Duo concertante for Two Violins<br />
and Orchestra H. 264<br />
(both works – see section Violin<br />
Concertos)<br />
Suk Josef<br />
(<strong>18</strong>74–1935)<br />
Melody<br />
for two violins<br />
Ed. Z. Nouza †<br />
H 7951 score with parts<br />
Tůma František Ignác Antonín<br />
(1704–1774)<br />
Composizioni strumentali<br />
Sonatas / Partitas / Sinfonias<br />
for two violins and basso<br />
continuo<br />
Ed. V. Bělský<br />
MAB I/69<br />
H 4376 score<br />
Violin and Piano<br />
Pieces for Children<br />
and Youth<br />
Dvořák Antonín<br />
(<strong>18</strong>41–1904)<br />
Humoresque in G-flat maj<br />
Op. 101 No. 7<br />
Rev. by L. Láska, A. Pokorný<br />
H 1592 score with part<br />
Largo from Symphony No. 9 in<br />
E min “From the New World”<br />
Op. 95<br />
Arr. by A. Pokorný<br />
in an easy style<br />
H <strong>18</strong>11 score with part<br />
Slavonic Dances Op. 46 Nos. 1–4<br />
Arr. by A. Pokorný<br />
H 3235 score with part<br />
Two Waltzes Op. 54 Nos. 1, 4<br />
for violin / viola and piano<br />
Arr. by J. Kocian, viola part rev. by<br />
K. Moravec<br />
H <strong>18</strong>90 score (violin version)<br />
with viola part<br />
Eben Petr<br />
(1929–2007)<br />
Sonatina semplice<br />
for violin / flute and piano<br />
Rev. by B. Purger, V. Žilka<br />
H 2414 score with parts<br />
Martinů Bohuslav<br />
(<strong>18</strong>90–1959)<br />
Intermezzo H. 261<br />
4 compositions for violin with<br />
piano accompaniment<br />
Rev. by V. Nopp, K. Šolc<br />
H 5259 score with part<br />
Sonatina H. 262<br />
Rev. by V. Nopp<br />
H 2172 score with part<br />
Micka Josef<br />
(1903–1993)<br />
First Encounter with Masters<br />
14 short pieces for violin in<br />
the 1st position with piano<br />
accompaniment (or the 2nd<br />
violin accompaniment)<br />
H 3089<br />
Suk Josef<br />
(<strong>18</strong>74–1935)<br />
Compositions for Violin and<br />
Piano<br />
Arr. by J. Suk, J. Kocian<br />
in an easy style<br />
H 7823 score with part<br />
Melody (Melodie), Bagatelle<br />
(Bagatela), Lullaby (Ukolébavka),<br />
Evening Mood (Večerní nálada),<br />
Village Serenade (Vesnická<br />
serenáda), Song of Love (Píseň<br />
lásky<br />
Repertoire Works<br />
Benda František<br />
(1709–1786)<br />
Quatro sonate<br />
in A maj, in A min, in G maj,<br />
in A maj<br />
Eds. J. Štědroň, B. Štědroň<br />
MAB I/57<br />
H 3578 score with part<br />
Dusík Jan Ladislav<br />
(1760–<strong>18</strong>12)<br />
Sonatas Op. 69 Nos. 1, 2<br />
Eds. J. Štědroň, B. Štědroň<br />
MAB I/41<br />
H 2704 score with part<br />
Dvořák Antonín<br />
(<strong>18</strong>41–1904)<br />
Capriccio B 81<br />
Concert Rondo<br />
Eds. J. Burghauser, A. Čubr<br />
ADCE IV/1<br />
H 5543 score with part<br />
Mazurek Op. 49<br />
Eds. J. Hanuš, K. Šolc<br />
ADCE IV/1<br />
H 1550 score with part<br />
Dvořák Antonín<br />
(<strong>18</strong>41–1904)<br />
Romance in F min Op. 11<br />
Urtext / Ed. J. Hájek<br />
BA 9571 score with part<br />
Originally written for violin and<br />
orchestra between <strong>18</strong>73 and <strong>18</strong>77,<br />
Dvořák's Romance immediately<br />
followed his String Quartet in<br />
F minor (<strong>18</strong>73) and draws on the<br />
theme from its slow movement.<br />
Our edition is the first to avail<br />
itself of the autograph of<br />
Dvořák's own version for violin<br />
and piano. Compared to the<br />
well-known piano reduction<br />
by Josef Zubatý, it differs from<br />
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the orchestral version in several<br />
important respects and is also<br />
one bar shorter.<br />
Our <strong>new</strong> edition, containing<br />
the composer's more authentic<br />
version, can nevertheless also<br />
serve as a piano reduction to<br />
the orchestral version.<br />
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● First edition of a piano<br />
version based on Dvořák's<br />
autograph of the piano part<br />
● Detailed preface by David R.<br />
Beveridge (Cz/Eng/Ger)<br />
● Critical commentary (Eng)<br />
by the editor<br />
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