By
Jean-Baptiste Accolay
Jean-Baptiste Accolay's Violin Concerto No. 1 in A Minor is a notable work in the violin concerto repertoire. Composed in the 19th century, this concerto is a popular choice for violinists due to its engaging melodies and virtuosic passages. While not as frequently performed as some other concertos, it remains a beloved and charming piece that showcases the violinist's skills and musicality.
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by:
Rachel Lee Priday
Jean-Baptise Accolay is best known for this student concerto, a stellar bridge between intermediate music and advanced concerto repertoire. Despite the name, the work is still full of fireworks and virtuosity. Under the helm of Rachel Lee Priday and pianist Nozomi Khudyev, this lesson guides you through phrasing, double stops, intonation, left-hand preparation, how to practice, and more.
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