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Listening Recommended by Dr. Suzuki for Young String players

Module by: Cynthia Faisst. E-mail the authorEdited By: Cynthia Faisst

Summary: Music Recommended by Dr. Suzuki for Young String players. Particularly violin students. Published on CDs by EMI in Japan. Collection not available in USA. It is really too bad that this Album is not available in America. I am interested in finding sourses for these pieces by these and other violinist that are available.

[1]Vitali: Chaconne (8'55")

[2]Mozart: Rondo Hafner Serinade (6'37")

[3]Saint Saëns: Habanera (9'27")

[4] Paradis: Sicilienne (2'54")

[5]Falla: Dance Espagnole from "La Vida Breve" (3'43")

[6]Poldini: Waltzing Doll Poupee Valsante (2'24")

[7]Tartini: Variation on a theme by Corelli (2'43")

[8]Kreisler: Liebesleid "Loves Sorrow" (3'34")

[9]Kreisler: Liebesfreud "Loves Joy" (3'11")

[10] Kreisler: Chanson Louis XIII et Pavane (3'37")

[11] Rimsky-Korsacov: Song of India [Sadko] (3'11")

[12] Rimsky-Korsacov: Song of Praise to the Sun [The Golden Cockerel] (4'02")

[13]English song-- Kreisler: Londondary Air (3'41")

Violin: 1--4 Jack Thibaut

5--13 Fritz Kreisler

CD 11

[1]Corelli: La Folia (8'17")

[2]Pugnani: Largo Espresivo (3'32")

[3]Kreisler: Tempo Di Minuetto (3'19")

Handel: Sonata IV ??? 1 3

[4] 1st (1'08")

[5] 2nd (2'52")

[6] 3rd (1'27")

[7] 4th

[8]Ravel: Tzigane (10'13")

[9]Ravel: Habenera (3'10")

[10] Chausson: Poeme (15'31")

Violin: 1--7 George Enesco

8--10 Ginette Neveu

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