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Nölck Hungarian Dance Op.196 No. 5 Dance for Violin and Piano

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Inject a burst of vibrant energy into your repertoire with August Nölck's spirited Hungarian Dance, Op. 196 No. 5, presented here in a meticulously prepared new edition for violin and piano. This lively and captivating work offers violinists a wonderful opportunity to explore rhythmic vitality and characteristic folk-inspired melodies, all within a pedagogically sound framework.

August Nölck (1862-1928), a German cellist and composer, is celebrated for his extensive output of delightful and effective pedagogical pieces for string instruments. His Hungarian Dance, Op. 196 No. 5, showcases his gift for crafting engaging tunes that are both musically appealing and beneficial for developing technical fluency and expressive flair. This new edition by Paul Wood breathes fresh life into the original score, ensuring crystal-clear readability, accuracy, and ease of use for both performers and teachers. It's an ideal choice for intermediate musicians looking for a dynamic and rewarding piece for practice, examinations, or recitals.


Key Features:

  • Instrumentation: Violin Solo & Piano
  • Difficulty: Intermediate Violin Solo, Intermediate Piano
  • Editor: Paul Wood
  • Fidelity: This new edition meticulously presents Nölck's original score, ensuring accuracy and readability for contemporary musicians.
  • Contents: PDF File of full Score and individual Violin Part provided.

Nölck's Hungarian Dance Op. 196 No. 5 is renowned for its infectious rhythm, its vibrant character, and its effectiveness in cultivating expressive and technically agile playing. This edition brings those qualities to the forefront, offering a truly rewarding experience for the intermediate violinist and providing a substantial, appealing piece for both practice and performance.

Elevate your repertoire with this exciting and beautifully presented edition of a pedagogical classic.

Perfect for: Student recitals, examinations, and intermediate student practice, particularly for exploring lively character pieces.

 

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