Spark a passion for classical music with Aleksey Yanshinov's captivating Concertino in Russian Style, Op. 35, now vibrantly arranged for solo violin and string orchestra. This beloved work provides young violinists with an exciting opportunity to explore the beauty and brilliance of Yanshinov's musical language, offering a delightful blend of lyrical expressiveness and spirited technical passages with the rich support of an orchestral ensemble.
Aleksey Yanshinov (1871-1943) was a significant figure in Russian violin pedagogy and composition, known for crafting works that were both musically appealing and highly effective for student development. His Concertino Op. 35 exemplifies this, featuring charming melodies, vibrant rhythms, and approachable technical demands. This arrangement by Paul Wood thoughtfully expands the original piano accompaniment to a full string orchestra, enriching the harmonic textures and providing a warm, supportive backdrop for the solo violin. It's the perfect vehicle for aspiring musicians to develop their skills and ignite their love for music, whether in practice or performance, bringing a fresh, orchestral dimension to this pedagogical classic.
Key Features:
- Instrumentation: Violin Solo & String Orchestra (Violin I, Violin II, Viola, Cello, Contrabass)
- Difficulty: Intermediate-Advanced Violin Solo, Intermediate String Orchestra
- Arranger: Paul Wood
- Fidelity: This arrangement remains true to Yanshinov's original solo line and musical structure, with a newly composed, sympathetic orchestral accompaniment.
- Contents: PDF File of full Score and all individual instrumental parts provided.
Yanshinov's Concertino Op. 35 is renowned for its "Russian Style" character, combining expressive lyricism with lively, folk-inspired elements. This arrangement brings those qualities to the forefront, offering a truly rewarding experience for the intermediate-advanced violin soloist and providing a substantial, engaging piece for intermediate string orchestras.
Elevate your repertoire with this exciting and beautifully orchestrated version of a pedagogical classic.
Perfect for: Student recitals, school concerts, and orchestras seeking accessible yet rewarding repertoire for a young soloist.
