I am also a classical music fan, i like enjoy piano sonata piano concerto and violin concerto especially Beethoven’s Symphony Beethoven’s five piano concerto Violin Sonata No.5 spring and Chopin’s two piano concerto and Some other classical music

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Beethoven

Beethoven wrote nine sonatas for violin. This is the fifth sonata in F major, Op. 24, written in 1801, within the first 10 years of his arrival in Vienna, and it's part of his earlier and later work. At this time, Beethoven was already 31 years old, his creative skills have become mature, his personality has been basically formed, so he is very passionate about life, in this "F major Sonata" fully reflected.

In 1801, Beethoven was in very bad health. For several years he had an ear disease that went on and on. It still caused him pain. However, Beethoven was not so pessimistic and disappointed, as he himself said: "the artist is a fire, he does not cry", noble sentiment so that he wrote full of youth and optimism "SONata in F major". The theme of all four movements of this work is gorgeous, sweet as the spring of the temperament, so people called the spring Sonata.

In this "Spring Sonata", the piano part is very wonderful, it is not subordinate to the violin position, but with the violin, competing with each other, singing together, like a pair of lovers duet, sing the song of youth.

First movement, allegro, in 4/4 time, sonata form.

The melody begins with a lyrical and fluent first theme played by the violin in the soft dissolving chords of the piano. Then the piano moves through a row of ascending scales, repeating the first theme:

After the piano has played the theme in its entirety, the violin continues to follow the accompaniment with even broken chords. Then, after a few weak passages, the violin suddenly burst into a strong burst of intensity, and played a second theme passionately in C major:

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This theme has youthful vigor and passion. Such passion is indeed rare in the previous violin works of Mozart and Haydn, fully reflecting Beethoven's strong will and noble character to love life, which all come from his ambition for life, he once said: "I really want to embrace the world".

The development of the movement through several tonal changes, the music is sometimes soft lyrical, sometimes uplifting, very vivid picture of a spring garden, peach and plum competition scene.

In the recapitalization section, the first theme is played by the piano before being handed over to the violin. The second theme goes back to F major. The music in the closing section is very strong, and the music ends in a spirited atmosphere.

Movement 2 in bB major, 3/4 time, variations in freestyle.

It's a very expressive lyrical movement. The theme is played by the piano first, the violin gives the echo of dialogue type, and then the theme is repeated by the violin again, when it is time to leave, as if in a quiet atmosphere to talk cordially.

In the middle, when the theme is shifted to bG major, the rhythm changes slightly, making the music especially tender and lyrical. Finally back to bB tune, the theme motive also faintly appeared, resulting in a quiet atmosphere, as if to bring into the beautiful garden, enjoy the garden of spring.

Third movement, in F major, 3/4 time, very fast allegro.

It is a brisk scherzo written in a trilogy.

This movement is very well written. The theme is full of youthful vitality:

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Fourth movement, in F major, in time 2/2, allegro.

The fourth movement is written in rondo form. The theme is elastic and dynamic, full of youthful breath:

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This rondo theme appears four times in total, and two intersections are added in the middle of the theme repetition as a comparative supplement. But all the complementary contrasts are meant to highlight the theme, to make it more brilliant. At the end, the music ends in a vigorous competition between violin and piano.

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The best contemporary violin makers from China and Taiwan

The “other” Chinese violins: Distinguished Chinese violin makers working in the shadow of the factories. An overview of the best violin makers from China and Taiwan

Who are the best Chinese violin makers? China is most commonly known for producing affordable instruments for beginners, and as a matter of fact, industrial violin making is one of the fields in which the Chinese economy has enjoyed remarkable international successes. Certain parallels to other periods such as Saxonian violin making in the 19th and early 20th century are unmistakable, even though history never repeats itself. Today’s Chinese violin-manufacturing sites are at the peak of their global influence, much like the factories nearly a hundred years ago in the “music corner” around Sch?nbach and Markneukirchen. We should not lose sight, however, of the excellent Chinese violin makers and master violin makers amidst the vast majority of simple Chinese violins; many of these luthiers practice traditional craftsmanship at outstanding levels, and they are often successful entrepreneurs and teachers as well. It is to be expected that the elite of Taiwanese and Chinese violin makers -- and bow makers -- will enhance the image of their art in the years ahead, much as luminaries like Ernst Heinrich Roth and Hermann Richard Pfretzschner did in their day. In this overview, we are pleased to present the names, life and work of the best Chinese violin makers and exceptional masters from the new world of Asian violin making.

 

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Ten violin sonatas worth collecting

The number 2018-10-24

 

 

A violin sonata is a genre of work that features a solo violin, usually accompanied by a keyboard instrument, most typically a piano.

 

Because violin sonatas are considered chamber music and are usually less prominent than violin concertos, they are a relatively underrated part of the violin repertoire.

 

The following recommended violin sonatas do not represent an exact ranking of the genre, but are just a personal observation: there are many amazing sonatas to explore, both as a listener and as a performer.

 

01

 

Mozart, Suite NO.17 for Violin K.296 in C Major

 

Mozart: Violin Sonata No. 17 in C Major, K.296

 

1778

 

 

 

Mozart began composing sonatas for violin at an early age and wrote 36 in his lifetime. He played the first 16 sonatas for violin at the young age of 6 to 10. But for more than a decade, Mozart was too busy writing other genres to compose violin sonatas. It wasn't until he was 22 that Mozart began writing again in this genre.

 

When he wrote Violin Sonata No. 17, Mozart was madly in love with Arecia, the daughter of a palace singer. The second movement of this sonata, one of the most beautiful of Mozart's violin sonatas, is graceful and soulful in its charm.

 

Recommended records:

 

Takako Nishizaki, Japanese violinist, accompanied by Jenő Jando, Hungarian pianist

 

 

 

02

 

Beethoven "Kreutze" Violin Sonata in A Major No. 9

 

Ludwig Van Beethoven: Violin Sonata No.9 in A Major, "Kreutzer"

 

1812

 

 

 

Beethoven's "Violin Sonata" represents a very important part of the violin repertoire. Of the ten sonatas published by Beethoven, Sonata no. 9 is perhaps the most famous.

 

The depth and skill of the music, which is the hallmark of Beethoven's mature style, make "Sonata for the Violin" a possible candidate for the top 10 classical music charts of all time.

 

This complex and lengthy work in three movements is a tribute to the French violinist Rudolf Kreutzer, although he never played it and considered it unplayable.

 

It is worth mentioning that all of Beethoven's other "Sonatas for violin" are, indeed, worth listening to. Try different violinists and you will be surprised and delighted by what they can do.