Henri Vieuxtemps, Viola Sonata in B-flat major, Op. 36 (1860) (audio+score)

[@barney6888]

Very beautifully played by both artists.

[@ThePianoExperience]

Such underrated a piece of music!

[@yashbspianoandcompositions1042]

What a beautiful composition. Never knew about him until now. Keep up the good work.

[@basedscores]

Yes, ofc he's one of few violin composers took violin in a very musical way after Paganini arrived at the scene, as after Paganini many took violin to a virtuous zone such as ysaye (he's a student of him), sarasate, kriesler, wieniewski, ernst but he maintained a very musical approach on violin

[@kelvinp.coleman563]

@@basedscores And, more importantly, on viola!

[@steveegallo3384]

@yashbspianoandcompositions1042 -- Well sure....he probably will....But what "good work" do YOU contribute? Or for that matter ANY lazy slacker in a persistent vegetative state...comatose on a day-couch? Seize the day, my otiose friend...and....LIVE!......BRAVO from Acapulco!

[@yashbspianoandcompositions1042]

@@steveegallo3384 what

[@steveegallo3384]

@@yashbspianoandcompositions1042 -- No...Not at all...Rather "When" and "Why" ???

[@Kyubiwan]

Why do people hate violas so much???

[@xeshing]

22:48 Awesome!

[@mortalcoil1541]

Gotta love the beggining quote from Beethoven’s pathetique suite

[@doloresgarciadelgado6956]

Ep.1: 5:08

[@doloresgarciadelgado6956]

Coda: 8:47

[@ThePoliticalMusician]

It’s a shame that this isn’t included in the Suzuki books for the viola method. This would be very fitting for Book 8.

[@tstrieu]

Lee Soo-Min plays so well. Why doesn't she play any other songs?

[@maxgregorycompositions6216]

You can't play a song, only a piece. One sings a song.

[@tstrieu]

​@@maxgregorycompositions6216 You know what I mean.

[@chrisoconnor9521]

@@tstrieu well learn proper English then nitwit.

[@dgunde13gunderson78]

thanks, we're hearing this tonight in SD CA with faculty from SDSU along with a bunch of other little heard rep. somehow missed this in my collection of viola rep. There's an altnerate version with Zimmerman. TOO MANY MISPLACED COMMERCIALS!!!!????

[@ronnyromano2979]

Good Job Paul

[@basedscores]

who's that Paul?

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This washes away the secular dirt

[@annishaguci3021]

lol

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@annishaguci3021 Thanks FromTokyo

[@annishaguci3021]

@@shin-i-chikozima hai Shin-san from Padang

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@annishaguci3021 Thankyou Please spend time for your spirit From A corner of Tokyo where is hot and humid, and the number of the infected people is overwhelmingly increasing, and I am managed to survive while reading various worldwide literatures and listening to many masterpieces Good luck! Your President will meet and talk with Japanese Emperor

[@annishaguci3021]

@@shin-i-chikozima stay safe! here is rainy days and I just caught the cold, eventhough I live near the seashore.

[@ComcomiPark]

2:10

[@doloresgarciadelgado6956]

Allegro: 2:06

[@1018신호지]

💞💞🍀

[@dgunde13gunderson78]

ohh that's the way to attack C string. bravo. here's V's wiki link....sounds like a primer of my violin/viola studies, with Rode, De Beriot etc DG SD CA en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henri_Vieuxtemps

[@harryhagan5937]

Mendelssohn was not Wagner's nightmare. Where does such an assertion even come from?

[@basedscores]

long story short, wagner doesn't fear mendelssohn, but he do feared that mendelssohn shouldn't be the face of german music, as he was a Jew (no offence, I got from what I read, any discrepancy is welcomed)

[@steveegallo3384]

@harryhagan5937 -- It "even comes" from just LISTENING to the music: Take the "Fingal's Cave - Hebrides" Overture. The chief motif, when INVERTED (as Rakhmaninov did to Paganini in the 18th Variation) yields Walkürenritt. Rouse yourself! Hear! Exert yourself! Work the case! Cheers from Acapulco!

[@barney6888]

wagner was a walking pile of dog vomit