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listen to Beethoven
(Sonate A-major, part 1)

  
  • Joseph ACHRON
    (1886 – 1943)
 "Stimmungen"
  • Johann Sebastian BACH
    (1685 – 1750)
 3 sonatas
  • Grażyna Bacewicz
    (1913-1969)
 2 Oberki
  • Zbigniew BARGIELSKI
    (*1937)
 Neosonatina
  • Bela BARTOK
    (1881 - 1945)
 Rhapsodie no.1,
6 Rumanian dances (arr. Z.Szekely)
  • Ludwig van BEETHOVEN
    (1770 – 1827)
 All sonatas for violin and piano,
variations "Se vuol ballare" WoO59
Rondo G-major WoO 60
  • Rainer BISCHOF
    (*1947)
 "Grave op.6"
  • Boris BLACHER
    (1903 – 1975)
 Sonata
  • Ernest BLOCH
    (1880 – 1959)
 "Baal Shem"
  • Johannes BRAHMS
    (1833 – 1896)
 All sonatas, FAE Scherzo,
Hungarian dances (selection)
  • Max BRUCH
    (1838 – 1920)
 "Kol Nidre"
  • Frédéric CHOPIN
    (1810-1849)
 Arrangements for violin and piano (selection)
  • Arcangelo CORELLI 
    (1653-1713)
 Sonatas(selection)
"La Folia"
  • Ernst von DOHNANY
    (1877-1960)
 Sonata op.21
  • Jan Ladislav DUSSEK  
    (1760-1812)
 Sonata B-major op.69/2
  • Antonin DVOŘÀK
    (1841 - 1904) 
 4 romantic pieces op.75
  • Gottfried von EINEM
    (1918-1996)
 Sonata op.11
  • Hanns EISLER
    (1898-1962)
 "Reisesonate" (1937)
  • Heinrich Wilhelm ERNST
    (1814-1865)
 "Rondo Papageno"
  • César FRANCK
    (1822-1890)
 Sonata A-major
  • Robert FUCHS
    (1847-1927)
 3 Intermezzi op.40
  • Carl GOLDMARK
    (1830-1915)
 Sonata op.25
  • Joseph HAYDN
    (1732 – 1809) )
 All sonatas
  • Paul HINDEMITH
    (1895-1963))
 Sonata op.11/2
  • Johann Nepomuk HUMMEL
    (1778-1837)
 Sonata B-flat-major op.5/1
  • Joseph JOACHIM
    (1831 – 1907)
 3 romantic pieces op.2
  • Fritz KREISLER
    (1875-1962)
 Miniatures and transcriptions (selection)
  • Franz LISZT
    (1811-1886)
 "Grand Duo Brillante"
  • Pietro LOCATELLI
    (1695-1764
 Sonatas (selection)
  • Witold LUTOSŁAWSKI
    (1913-1994)
 "Recitativ et Arioso"
  • Bohuslav MARTINÙ
    (1890-1959)
 3 impromptus (1927)
  • Felix MENDELSSOHN–BARTHOLDY
    (1809 - 1847)
 Sonata F-minor op.4
  • Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART
    (1756 - 1791)
 All sonatas,
6 variationen G-minor, 12 variations G-major
  • Niccolo PAGANINI
    (1782 - 1840)
 "La Campanella"
Mosè-Variations, polacca con variazioni, etc.
  • Maurice RAVEL
    (1875 – 1937)
 Both sonatas, "Tzigane"
  • Camille SAINT-SAENS
    (1835 - 1921) 
 "Rondo Capriccioso", "Havanaise"
  • Pablo de SARSATE
    (1844 - 1908) 
 "Zigeunerweisen"; Selection of Spanish dances, Fantasia on themes of "Magic Flute", etc.
  • Franz SCHUBERT
    (1797 - 1828
 All works for violin and piano
  • Robert SCHUMANN 
    (1810-1956)
 All works for violin and piano (incl. the transriptions of the 24 Capriccios of Niccolo Paganinis)
  • Karol SZYMANOWSKI
    (1882-1937)
 All works for violin and piano
  • Jenö TAKACS
    (1902-2007
 "Goumbri" op.28
  • Giuseppe TARTINI 
    (1692-1770)
 Sonata G-minor "Teufelstriller",
selection of other works
  • Peter I.TSCHAIKOVSKY
    (1840 - 1893)>
 Valse Scherzo, "Serenade mélancolique",
"Meditation"
  • Jan Baptist VANHAL
    (1739-1893)
 6 variations sur une Polonaise tiré de l’opera 
"L’intrigo amoroso"
  • Henri VIEUXTEMPS
    (1929 - 1881)
 "Ballade et Polonaise",
Fantasia on "Don Juan"
  • Tommaso VITALI
    (1663- 1745)
 "Chaconne" (arr. Charlier)
  • Anton von WEBERN
    (1883-1945)
 4 pieces op.7
  • Egon WELLESZ
    (1885 – 1974)
 5 miniatures op.93, suite
  • Henryk WIENIAWSKI
    (1835 – 1880) 
 All works
  • Selection of miniatures and transcriptions of several composers