Partitions pour violon solo

Jerusalem, composed by Hubert Parry and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

Maypole Dance, composed by Paul Harris and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

Morning Mists, composed by Paul Harris and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

Rule Britannia, composed by Thomas Arne and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

Sicilienne For Sally, composed by Paul Harris and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

The traditional work Slane, arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

Song Of The Golden Nightingale, composed by Sally Adams and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

The Flowers That Bloom In The Spring (from 'The Mikado'), composed by Arthur S. Sullivan and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

The Hippopotamus Song, composed by Donald Swann and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

The Rose Of Tralee, composed by Charles W. Glover and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

The Sun Whose Rays Are All Ablaze (from 'The Mikado'), composed by Arthur S. Sullivan and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

Tipsy Tango, composed by Paul Harris and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

Top Cat, composed by William Hanna, Joseph Barbera and Hoyt Curtin and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

Vocalise, composed by Sally Adams and arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

The traditional work When A Knight Won His Spurs, arranged for violin solo in digital sheet music format.

Taken from the Faber Music publication Red Hot Violin Grades 5-6

Taken from the Faber Music publication Red Hot Violin Grades 5-6

Taken from the Faber Music publication Red Hot Violin Grades 3-4

Taken from the Faber Music publication Red Hot Violin Grades 5-6

Taken from the Faber Music publication Red Hot Violin Grades 5-6

For violin with piano or organ.

Das knapp siebenminütige Werk entstand auf Wunsch des Geigers Niklas Liepe. Die einzelnen Zeitfiguren sind 'unterirdisch' miteinander verbunden, teilweise sogar durch nicht hörbare Strukturen kreiert.