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Having explored the early foundations of Wieniawski's compositional output, we now turn our attention to the latter fifteen opus-numbered works, revealing a composer reaching the height of his powers … read more

I. Introduction: Lehár's Early Virtuosic Flair Franz Lehár's Ungarische Fantasie (Hungarian Fantasy), Op. 45, also known by its evocative Hungarian title Magyar ábránd, st … read more

Forging His Path: Paris and Russia (Op. 1 - Op. 9) Following our introduction to the world of Henri Wieniawski's opus-numbered compositions, we now turn our attention to the initial nine works, offeri … read more

Henri Wieniawski. The name itself conjures images of dazzling virtuosity, a Romantic-era titan wielding his violin with both breathtaking technical command and profound expressive depth. Born in Polan … read more

Friedrich Seitz (1848-1918) was a German composer, violinist, and music educator whose contributions to the world of violin pedagogy continue to resonate with students and teachers alike. Born in G&uu … read more