By
Robert Schumann
The second movement of Schumann's Symphony No. 2 is occasionally used as a violin excerpt in auditions. This movement, composed in 1845, is known for its lyrical and expressive qualities. It provides violinists with an opportunity to showcase their ability to convey emotion and phrasing within an orchestral context. The movement is celebrated for its melodic beauty and often serves as a test of a violinist's musicality and interpretive skills.
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by:
David Kim
When dealing with excerpts that can feel somewhat awkward to play, like Schumann’s Scherzo, the music always comes first. David Kim’s detailed annotations can help you make sense of it all, including his thoughts on structured slow practice. His tips on dynamics and bowing aim to create the feeling that the panel hears an entire symphony behind the curtain, not just a lone violin.
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