Dvořák: Violin Sonatina in G major, Op. 100, B 183 (with Score)
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- Antonín Dvořák:
Sonatina for violin and piano in G major, Op. 100, B 183 (with Score)
Composed: 19 November - 3 December 1893
Violin: Rudens Turku
Piano: Oliver Schnyder
00:00 1. Allegro risoluto (G major)
05:38 2. Larghetto (G minor)
09:27 3. Scherzo. Molto vivace (G major)
12:33 4. Finale. Allegro (G major)
The Sonatina in G major was written in New York over a two-week period in late November and early December 1893 during the second school year of the composer’s tenure at the National Conservatory. Dvořák was aware of the fact that this was now his 100th opus (“officially” his 100th, since he had, in fact, written many more) and he decided to celebrate the fact “a la Dvořák”: he dedicated the work “to my little children”, as the dedication reads on the printed score. Above all to Otilie, who was learning the piano with Dvořák’s colleague from the Conservatoire, Adele Margulies, and Antonin, who was studying the violin with Josef Kovarik. Both children performed the sonatina in a private premiere.
The Sonatina in G major can probably be regarded as the most popular and most frequently performed work of the composer’s oeuvre for this combination of instruments. It is perhaps best described by Dvořák himself when he informed his publisher Simrock about the piece: “It is meant for young people, but also for adults, let them enjoy it, too, they’ll have fun playing it as well.” Both parts are indeed written fairly simply, and are not all that technically demanding. But the composer wasn’t going to make his own task too easy. Within the traditional form, the musical ideas are developed in a highly original way, involving intriguing deviations in the exposition of the individual themes. The mood of the sonata is light-hearted and invigorating, although we will catch a waft of melancholy at certain points. Like other works from Dvořák’s American period, the sonatina employs the pentatonic scale and syncopated rhythms, among others.
www.antonin-dvorak.cz/en/work... - Hudba
This guy has such a beautiful dark airy tone. It is just gorgeous!
13:58 Beatiful.
I've played this sonatina many times - this is a beautiful performance (much better than mine).
12:38 is such a funny part and surely this version. ❤ Love it! I am going to Play this sonatine on a concert, I am listening very much to this version.
Brilliant and highly expressive performance. Many thx for sharing!
Delightful
Fantastic!!!!
14:02 is just beautiful
7:40-8:08 I Love it
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17:40 it so beautiful
What did you give this sonata 😊
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1:23
the score used to make this video is full of errors
It’s not full of errors. The specific performer ornamented the piece in performance.
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I said the score, the one used for the video, not the performance. The performance is perfect but the used printed edition has several errors (so much so that I took the same edition from the library and it had already been corrected in pen in various places)
you must have eagle's eyes: I've read the score carefully and couldn't find a single error - or abberation to the performance.
@@vima3132yeah, i was just playing it, the section at 2:44 is quite wrong right? What other errors did you spot?