Donald Mc. Innes Repertoire List. Donald Mc. Innes. Please note that although pieces are listed in order of technical difficulty, all are presentable in a concert program. Download in PDF format. Paganini La Campanella Violin Pdf' title='Paganini La Campanella Violin Pdf' />Level I Level II Level III Level IV Etudes. Amran, D. The Wind and the Rain. Bach, CPESolfeggietto. Bach, CPESonata in G minor. Bach, JCConcerto in C minor. Bach, JCFDouble Concerto in Eb major for Viola Piano. Bach, JSAir, for Viola Piano. Bach, JSAria, Bist du bei mir, for Viola Piano. The Missas in MIDI files 20 and links. Lpsp 2. Bach, JSSinfonia for Viola Piano from Cantata 2. Bach, JSJesu, Joy of Mans Desiring. Bach, JSFantasia in C minor for Violin Viola. Bach, WFThree Viola Duos. Baker, M. Counterplay. Misc. Notes scan score scanned at 600dpi filter score filtered with 2point algorithm explained in High Quality Scanning I provide the original scanned version and. Instrumentations Guitar solo standard notation 8008 2 Guitars Duet 1816 Guitar solo notes and tabs 1260 Guitar, Violin 1233 Flute and Guitar 641. Paganini La Campanella Violin Pdf' title='Paganini La Campanella Violin Pdf' />Beaucoup de professeurs se succdent au cours de la scolarit de Paganini. Le jeune lve tant trop dou, beaucoup ne sont pas la hauteur. Franz Liszt in ungherese Liszt Ferenc, in tedesco anche Franz von Liszt Raiding, 22 ottobre 1811 Bayreuth, 31 luglio 1886 stato un compositore, pianista. Bartok. Forty four Duos for Two Violas. Beale, J. Ballade, op. Berlioz. Aria from Damnation of Faust for Voice, Viola, and Piano. Bizet. Adagietto. Paganini La Campanella Violin Pdf' title='Paganini La Campanella Violin Pdf' />Bloch. Meditation Processional. Boccherini. Sonata in G major. Bohm, C. Perpetual Motion. Brahms. Soft Strains of Music Drifting. Brahms. Two Hungarian Dances. Bruch. Kol Nidrei for Viola Piano. Campagnoli. Theme and Variations for Viola Piano. Cannabich, C. Six Duos for Viola Violin. Carter, E. Elegy. Cassado. Requiebros. Chopin Vardi. Nocturne in C minor, op. Chopin. Nocturne in C minor, op. Chopin. Prelude in E minor, for Viola Piano. Chopin. Prelude in Bb major, for Viola Piano. Collet, H. Rapsodie Castillane for Viola Orch. Corelli. La Folia for Viola Piano. Corelli. Sonata in D minor, op. Creston. Suite. Dargomyzhsky. Elegy. Debussy. The Girl with the Flaxen Hair. Debussy. Beau Soir. Dittersdorf. Sonata in Eb major. Dello Joio. Lyric Fantasies for Viola Orch. Donizetti. Romanza for Voice, Viola, Piano. Dvorak. Bagatelle, op. Dvorak. Sonatina, op. Dvorak. Two Waltzes. Eccles. Sonata in G minor. Eichner. Six Duets, op. Violin Viola. Faure. Apres un reve. Faure. Elegy. Faure. Lamento. Faure. Sicilienne. Fick. Prelude in C minor for Solo Viola. Fiocco. Allegro. Flackton. Sonata in G major. Frescobaldi. Toccata for Viola Piano. Gal, H. Suite, op. Gardano, A. Variations on The Kings Hunting JiggGlazunov. Elegie. Glazunov. Meditation, op. 3. Viola Piano. Granados. Orientale. Handel. Sonata in E minor. HandelWhereer you Walk, for Viola PianodHervelois. La Chambor AllemandeHindemith. Meditation. Hindemith. Trauermusik. Hoffmeister. Concerto in D major. Hovhaness. Talin Concerto for Viola String Orch. Howells, H. Elegy for Viola, String Quartet, St. Orch. Hummel, B. Sonatina 1. Hummel, B. Sonatina No. Hummel, J. Sonata in Eb major, op. Indy. Lied. Joachim. Hebrew Melodies, op. Joplin. Solace. Kreisler. Liebeslied. Kreisler. Liebesfreud. Kreisler Oppelt. Preghiera In the Style of MartiniKrenek. Sonata for Viola Piano. Leclair. Six Sonatas for Two Violas. Liszt. Romance Oubliee. Loeffler, Alfred. Sonata for Viola Piano. Loeillet. Sonata in F minor. Marais. Five Provencal Dances. Marcello. Sonata in G major. Marcello. Sonata in C major. Marcello. Sonata in F major. Minsky, A. Three American Pieces for Unaccompanied Viola. Moor, E. Prelude, op. Mozart. Three Sonatinas, K. Onslow, G. Sonata in A major, op. Nardini. Sonata in F major. Nardini. Sonata in F minor for Viola Piano. Paganini. Moto Perpetuo. Paradies. Toccata. Piston. Interlude. Poulenc. Air Grave. Porter, Q. Speed Etude for Viola Piano. Primrose. Londonderry Air for Viola Piano. Purcell. Air Dances for Viola Piano. Purcell. Sonata in G min for Viola Piano. Rachmaninoff. Vocalise, op. Ravel. Pavane for a Dead Princess. Ravel. Piece en Forme de Habanera. Ries. Perpetuum Mobile. Rimsky Kors. Dance of the Jester. Roussel. Aria. Schubert. The Bee. Schubert. Litany for All Souls Day. Schumann. Three Romances, op. Serly, T. David of the White Rock. Shostakovich. Adagio. Sitt, H. Concertpiece, op. Stamitz, K. Concerto No. D major. Stamitz, K. Concerto No. 2 in A major. Stamitz, K. Six Duos for Two Violas. Tchaikovsky. Nocturne in D minor, op. Tchaikovsky. Valse Sentimentale, op. Telemann. Concerto in G major. Telemann. Concerto in G major for Two Violas. Telemann. Sonata in D major. Toch. Three Impromtus for Solo Viola. Vaughan Will. Fantasia on Greensleeves. Vaughan Will. Four Hymns for Voice, Viola, Piano. Vaughan Will. Six Studies on English Folk Songs. Veracini. Largo. Verrall, J. Sonatina. Vivaldi. Concerto in D minor, op. Vivaldi. Sonata in A major. Walter, D. Hommage to Casals. Bacewicz, G. Polish Caprice. Bach, JSBrandenburg Concerto 6. Bach, JSSix Cello Suites. Bach, JSThree Gamba Sonatas. Bach, WFSonata in C minor. Bates, D. Suena, Gestures Interludes. Bax. Legend. Bax. Sonata for Viola Piano. Beethoven. Seven Variations from the Magic FluteBeethoven. Trio, op. 8. 7, for 3 Violas. Beethoven. Two Romances. Beglarian, G. Diversions for Viola, Cello, Orch. Benjamin, A. From San Domingo. Benjamin, A. Jamaican Rumba. Berkeley, Lennox. Sonata in D min. for Viola Piano. Biggs, J. Invention for Viola Tape. Binder, CSSonata in D major. Bloch. Hebraique Suite. Boccherini. Sonata in A major. Boccherini. Sonata in C min. Viola Piano. Borodin. Nocturne Scherzo. Brahms. Two Songs. Bruch. Double Concerto, op. Viola Clarinet. Bruch. Romanze, op. Viola Orch. Burkhard, W. Concerto. Burkhard, W. Sonata for Solo Viola, op. Carter, E. Pastoral. Castelnuovo Tedesco. Sonata for Violin Viola. Castelnuovo TedescoSuite 5. Viola Piano. Chailley, Jacques. Sonata for Viola Piano. Chihara, P. Duo Concertante for Violin Viola. E Sword Telugu Bible Software'>E Sword Telugu Bible Software. Clarke, R. Sonata for Viola Piano. Cooley, C. Etude Suite for Solo Viola. Couperin. La Precieuse. Dittersdorf. Sinfonia Concertante for Viola, Bass, Orch. Dvorak. Romance. Finney, RLSonata No. A major. Finney, RLSecond Sonata. Freed, I. Rhapsody. Fricker. Fantasy for Viola Piano, op. Gal, H. Divertimento, op. Violin Viola. Gal, H. Sonata, op. Gardner, M. Rhapsody for Viola Orch. Gardner, M. Tricinium, Sonata for Solo Viola. Glinka. Sonata in D minor. Grieg. Sonata in A minor, op. Handel, D. Mooncycle for Soprano, Viola Piano. Handel. Concerto in B minor. Handoshkin. Concerto in C major. Handoshkin. Variations on A Russian Song of Love. Harris, R. Soliloquy Dance. Haydn. Divertimento. Heiden, B. Sonata. Hessenberg, K. Sonata, op. Hindemith. Duo for Viola Cello. Hindemith. Sonata, op. Holst. Lyric Movement for Viola Small Orch. Hubay. Morceau de Concert for Viola Orch., op. Hummel. Fantasy. Husa, Karel. Poem for Viola Chamber Orchestra. Joachim. Variations, op. Jongen, J. Allegro Appassionato, op. Juon, P. Sonata, op. Kabalevsky. Improvisation. Kiel, F. Three Romances, op. Kodaly. Adagio for Viola Piano. Kreisler. Praeludium Allegro. Kreisler Oppelt. Tambourin Chinois. Krol, B. Lassus Variationen, op. Lipinski, K. Impromptu Etude. Loeffler. Quartre Poemes for Voice, Viola, Piano. Loeffler. Two Rhapsodies for Viola, Oboe, Piano. Marais. Suite in D major. Martinu. Madrigals for Violin Viola. Mendelssohn. Sonata in C minor. Moussorgsky. Hopak. Mozart. Two Duos for Violin Viola, K. Novacek. Perpetual Motion. Persichetti. Infanta Marina for Viola Piano. Piston. Duo for Viola Cello. Pochon, A. Passacaglia for Viola Solo. Porter, Q. Concerto. Porter, Q. Duo for Viola Harp or HarpsichordProkofiev. Danse de Jeunes Antillaises. Rawsthorne, Alan. Sonata for Viola Piano. Rolla. Idylls for Solo Viola. Schumann. Adagio Allegro, op. Schumann. Marchenbilder. Senaille. Allegro Spirituoso. Niccol Paganini Wikipedia. Niccol or Nicol Paganini Italian nikkol ppaanini  listen 2. October 1. 78. 2  2. May 1. 84. 0 was an Italian violinist, violist, guitarist, and composer. He was the most celebrated violin virtuoso of his time, and left his mark as one of the pillars of modern violin technique. His 2. 4 Caprices for Solo Violin Op. BiographyeditChildhoodeditNiccol Paganini was born in Genoa, then capital of the Republic of Genoa, the third of the six children of Antonio and Teresa ne Bocciardo Paganini. Paganinis father was an unsuccessful trader, but he managed to supplement his income through playing music on the mandolin. At the age of five, Paganini started learning the mandolin from his father, and moved to the violin by the age of seven. His musical talents were quickly recognized, earning him numerous scholarships for violin lessons. The young Paganini studied under various local violinists, including Giovanni Servetto and Giacomo Costa, but his progress quickly outpaced their abilities. Paganini and his father then traveled to Parma to seek further guidance from Alessandro Rolla. But upon listening to Paganinis playing, Rolla immediately referred him to his own teacher, Ferdinando Paer and, later, Paers own teacher, Gasparo Ghiretti. Though Paganini did not stay long with Paer or Ghiretti, the two had considerable influence on his composition style. Early careereditThe French invaded northern Italy in March 1. Genoa was not spared. The Paganinis sought refuge in their country property in Romairone, near Bolzaneto. It was in this period that Paganini is thought to have developed his relationship with the guitar. He became rather adept on this instrument, but preferred to play it in exclusively intimate, rather than public concerts. He later described the guitar as his constant companion on his concert tours. By 1. 80. 0, Paganini and his father traveled to Livorno, where Paganini played in concerts and his father resumed his maritime work. In 1. 80. 1, the 1. Paganini was appointed first violin of the Republic of Lucca, but a substantial portion of his income came from freelancing. His fame as a violinist was matched only by his reputation as a gambler and womanizer. In 1. 80. 5, Lucca was annexed by Napoleonic France, and the region was ceded to Napoleons sister, Elisa Baciocchi. Paganini became a violinist for the Baciocchi court, while giving private lessons to Elisas husband, Felice. In 1. 80. 7, Baciocchi became the Grand Duchess of Tuscany and her court was transferred to Florence. Paganini was part of the entourage, but, towards the end of 1. Baciocchi to resume his freelance career. Rich Dad Poor Dad Coaching Program Good. Travelling virtuosoedit. Paganini. For the next few years, Paganini returned to touring in the areas surrounding Parma and Genoa. Though he was very popular with the local audience, he was still not very well known in the rest of Europe. His first break came from an 1. La Scala in Milan. The concert was a great success. As a result, Paganini began to attract the attention of other prominent, though more conservative, musicians across Europe. His early encounters with Charles Philippe Lafont and Louis Spohr created intense rivalry. His concert activities, however, were still limited to Italy for the next few years. In 1. 82. 7, Pope Leo XII honoured Paganini with the Order of the Golden Spur. His fame spread across Europe with a concert tour that started in Vienna in August 1. European city in Germany, Poland, and Bohemia until February 1. Strasbourg. This was followed by tours in Paris and Britain. His technical ability and his willingness to display it received much critical acclaim. In addition to his own compositions, theme and variations being the most popular, Paganini also performed modified versions of works primarily concertos written by his early contemporaries, such as Rodolphe Kreutzer and Giovanni Battista Viotti. Paganinis travels also brought him into contact with eminent guitar virtuosi of the day, including Ferdinando Carulli in Paris and Mauro Giuliani in Vienna. But this experience did not inspire him to play public concerts with guitar, and even performances of his own guitar trios and quartets were private to the point of being behind closed doors. Late career and health declineeditThroughout his life, Paganini was no stranger to chronic illnesses. Although no definite medical proof exists, he was reputed to have been affected by Marfan syndrome67 or EhlersDanlos syndrome. In addition, his frequent concert schedule, as well as his extravagant lifestyle, took their toll on his health. He was diagnosed with syphilis as early as 1. In 1. 83. 4, while still in Paris, he was treated for tuberculosis. Though his recovery was reasonably quick, after the illness his career was marred by frequent cancellations due to various health problems, from the common cold to depression, which lasted from days to months. In September 1. 83. Paganini put an end to his concert career and returned to Genoa. Contrary to popular beliefs involving his wishing to keep his music and techniques secret, Paganini devoted his time to the publication of his compositions and violin methods. He accepted students, of whom two enjoyed moderate success violinist Camillo Sivori and cellist Gaetano Ciandelli. Neither, however, considered Paganini helpful or inspirational. In 1. 83. 5, Paganini returned to Parma, this time under the employ of Archduchess. Marie Louise of Austria, Napoleons second wife. He was in charge of reorganizing her court orchestra. However, he eventually conflicted with the players and court, so his visions never saw completion. In Paris, he befriended the 1. Polish virtuoso Apollinaire de Kontski, giving him some lessons and a signed testimonial. It was widely put about, falsely, that Paganini was so impressed with de Kontskis skills that he bequeathed him his violins and manuscripts. Final years, death, and burialedit. Tomb of Paganini in Parma, Italy. In 1. 83. 6, Paganini returned to Paris to set up a casino. Its immediate failure left him in financial ruin, and he auctioned off his personal effects, including his musical instruments, to recoup his losses. At Christmas of 1. Paris for Marseilles and, after a brief stay, travelled to Nice where his condition worsened. In May 1. 84. 0, the Bishop of Nice sent Paganini a local parish priest to perform the last rites. Paganini assumed the sacrament was premature, and refused. A week later, on 2. May 1. 84. 0, Paganini died from internal hemorrhaging before a priest could be summoned. Because of this, and his widely rumored association with the devil, the Church denied his body a Catholic burial in Genoa. It took four years and an appeal to the Pope before the Church let his body be transported to Genoa, but it was still not buried. His body was finally buried in 1. Parma. In 1. 89. 3, the Czech violinist Frantiek Ondek persuaded Paganinis grandson, Attila, to allow a viewing of the violinists body. After this episode, Paganinis body was finally reinterred in a new cemetery in Parma in 1. Personal and professional relationshipseditThough having no shortage of romantic conquests, Paganini was seriously involved with a singer named Antonia Bianchi from Como, whom he met in Milan in 1. The two gave concerts together throughout Italy. They had a son, Achilles Cyrus Alexander, born on 2. July 1. 82. 5 in Palermo and baptized at San Bartolomeos.