Your left hand technique as well as your bow technique are up to a challenge :).Īfter a mini second movement where you can catch some breath, we’re moving to the 3/8 rhythm of the third movement. In the first movement there is plenty of third position practice, fast runs and string crossings. Really exaggerate: you always have the idea that you’re doing more than your audience actually hears. You might be wondering what on earth are terraced dynamics? It’s playing forte and piano without smooth transitions. With the terraced dynamics, typical for the baroque era, and the fast runs, you get some good practice to quickly move to your first ‘real’ Vivaldi concert. #1: Küchler op 15 Concertino in the style of Vivaldi A good preparation for your first Vivaldi concerto! I’ll leave the ordering in terms of beauty to your personal taste :). The sequence is more in terms of difficulty level (easy to harder). These are the 5 violin concertos I recommend most to my violin students. Let’s start with my top 5 as a violin teacher In that way they prepare you to play famous violin concertos like Bruch, Mendelssohn and Brahms. Student violin concertos and concertinos are not only beautiful pieces to play as an intermediate violinist, but they also improve your violin technique: intonation, fast runs and bowing. Are you an intermediate violinist looking for some great pieces to play? Download the FREE violin sheet music of 107 (!) student concertos

Vivaldi a minor concerto