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This lively piece encourages good flexibility in the bow arm and wrist
Georg Friedrich: The Impertinence
Version 2 – Solo Violin
reducing tension in players with longer necks or who prefer playing without a shoulder rest
with a white stick and ebony handle (parisian eye)
Accolay, Concerto No. 1 in A Minor for Violin and Piano (Schirmer) Advanced This lively piece encourages goodJean Baptiste Accolay was born in Brussels in 1933. He was a teacher, violinist, conductor and composer. His most important work is the 'Concertino No. 1 in A minor for violin and piano' originally composed for pupils in 1868. It has become known for its strong expressiveness despite the simplicity of the technical means used. He composed further concertos for pupils which today are among the standard works for violin lessons.