By
Fritz Kreisler
Fritz Kreisler's "Berceuse Romantique" is a captivating violin piece composed in the early 20th century. The title translates to "Romantic Lullaby," and the composition beautifully captures a serene and dreamy atmosphere. It is celebrated for its lyrical beauty, evoking a sense of calm and tenderness. "Berceuse Romantique" remains a cherished work in the violin repertoire, admired for its expressive and sentimental qualities.
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by:
Eric Gratz
Fritz Kreisler was called the King of Violin in his day; his interpretations of the standard repertoire were learned and insightful, and his original pieces contribute colorfully to the canon. Eric Gratz has recorded Berceuse Romantique several times and performed it many more, so he has spent ample time considering best practices for each passage. In this lesson, he shares how he creates a distinct sound world, uses rubato and vibrato, orchestrates his slides with taste, and much more.
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