Sibelius: Violin Concerto - An Analysis
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- Vince Sheehan explores the themes and structure of this famous concerto.
Musical illustrations are performed on the violin and piano.
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Structure (numbers refer to rehearsal marks in the score)
1. Exposition: 1st Subject, Transition (2), 2nd Subject (3+6), Codetta (4); Development/Cadenza (6-8); Recapitulation: 1st Subject (7), Transition (9), 2nd Subject (10+7); Coda (11+5).
2. Introduction; A (bar 6); B (1); A1 (3)
3. Exposition: 1st Subject, 2nd Subject (2+5), Codetta (4); Transition (5-8); Recapitulation: 1st Subject (6-6), 2nd Subject (8+7), Codetta (10); Coda (12)
Yes! I've wanted to find a video that talks about the structure of this concerto. It's absolutely beautiful and it helps to understand how it's put together. Thanks!
Thanks for commenting!
Thank you for sharing these insights into the structure, it really does help to enjoy the piece more! Very often I cannot grasp the form in its entirety by myself, so such videos are very much appreciated!
I enjoy the kind of analysis you do. It is refreshing to hear about the work and how it is constructed, instead of endless haranguing about which recording/performance is the greatest ;-) I have never listened to Sibelius' Violin Concerto, but I now have an appreciation of how marvellous this work is. Thanks.
Thanks for commenting- that’s really encouraging
Hi Vincent, I really enjoyed your commentary and your fingerings. I’m trying to learn the third movement the best I can, would you be able to share your fingerings with me?
Can I get the notes for this piece?
Yes - look at Petrucci online library, I believe it’s there
@@vincentsheehan3193 thanks ✨
I suggest g thing of paganini for a tuning in
As an amateur who is out of practise that might be a challenge - but I hope the themes are clearly enough presented for a rough break down of the structure. Thanks
You miss to many ... but you have the point. Its always point to play with decent intonation. You have to practice bit more and you can show then.
The reason why I do these videos is just to share some idea of the structure. I know I can’t play everything perfectly (I’m certainly not a professional)- it’s just to get some idea