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Sheet music by Josef Gingold

Dmitri Kabalewski

Concerto in C major, Opus 48

For: Violin, piano
Piano score, solo part

35.00 €

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Henryk Wieniawski

Etudes–Caprices op. 18

for violin (2nd violin ad lib.)

For: 1–2 violins
Ensemble score

25.00 €

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Giovanni Bottesini

Grand duo concertante

For: Violin, double bass, piano
Piano score, 2 playing scores

50.00 €

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Antonio Vivaldi

Concerto B-Dur RV 547 Op 20/2

for violin, cello and piano

For: Violin, cello, piano (piano trio)
Piano score, parts

32.00 €

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Georg Philipp Telemann

Twelve Fantasias

For: Violin
Music score

25.00 €

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Antonio Vivaldi

Concerto in D minor RV 514

For: 2 violins, piano
Piano score, 2 solo parts

25.00 €

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Orchestral Excerpts 1

from the Symphonic Repertoire

For: Violin
Music score (anthology)

58.00 €

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Giovanni Battista Viotti

Concerto No. 23 in G major

For: Violin, piano
Piano score, solo part

25.00 €

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Josef Gingold

Solos for the Violin Player

String Solo

For: Violin, piano
Piano score, solo part

26.00 €

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Sergei Rachmaninoff

Vocalise op. 34/14

for violin and piano

For: Violin, piano
Piano score, solo part

20.00 €

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Pierre Rode

Concerto a minor No. 7 op. 9,7 for violin and orchestra

with a Cadenza by Henri Wieniawski

For: Violin, orchestra
Piano reduction, solo part

24.00 €

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Josef Gingold was an American violinist and music teacher.
He emigrated to the United States in 1920, where he studied violin with Vladimir Graffman and Eugène Ysaÿe. After 1937 he was concertmaster (and occasional soloist) with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and later held the same position with the Cleveland Orchestra. He has published numerous books on violin technique, including those by Mazas and Kayser. His students included Volker Hartung, Sho-Mei Pelletier, who plays with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in Texas, and the famous violinist Joshua Bell. Before his death, he taught at Indiana University, Jacobs School of Music and Juilliard School in New York City. He played a Stradivari violin (ex-Captinao Martinelli) from 1683.for violin, string bass and piano.