Le Petit Altorama + CD
Un répertoire tous styles de 32 pièces, pour les altistes débutants !
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| Instrument family | Violin, Viola |
| Instrument nomenclature | violon alto |
| Publisher | Éditions HIT Diffusion |
| Collection | Rama |
| Cotage | HIT74019 |
| Total number of pages | 108 |
| Copyright year | 2015 |
| EAN code | 3554270774019 |
| Audios | Audio CD |
Description
Le Petit Altorama is a repertoire of pieces for beginner violists , allowing them to play classical music as well as film music, variety and traditional music.
The work brings together two leading figures of the violin: Bruno Pasquier , a renowned violist known for his sensitive and virtuoso playing, and Bruno Garlej , a best-selling and renowned violin teacher in France. The piano part was performed by Dominique Le Guern.
The accompanying CD, of superior quality, was recorded by Bruno Pasquier himself, on a legendary instrument: a viola by Paolo Maggini (early 21st century). This exceptional recording will provide an example and a musical pleasure of choice to all apprentice violists, as well as to all music lovers!
A piano accompaniment booklet is also included with the book.
Each piece is the result of precise arrangement work, adapted to the instrument and the level of the student. This progressive volume is written only in the first position, so it presents a very low level of difficulty and is easily accessible for the student.
The layout, in color and very airy, and the spiral ensure great readability .
108 pages.
Bruno Pasquier. After winning first prize at the Conservatoire national supérieur de musique de Paris in 1961, he won the ARD International Competition in Munich in 1965. From 1965 to 1985, he was first soloist with the Paris Opera Orchestra and then with the Orchestre national de France from 1985 to 1990. Since 1970, he has taught at the Paris Conservatoire, first as assistant to Serge Collot, then as professor of viola and chamber music (since 1983).
| Le jardin secret, D. Succari, |
| Pour un jour de fête, L. Choisy, |
| Bois-normand, |
| J’ai vu le loup le lièvre et le renard, |
| Le Temps des cerises, A. Renard, |
| Chant béarnais, C. Franck, |
| Allegretto, E. Elgar, |
| Berceuse, E. Galland, |
| Air russe, H. Wieniawski, |
| L’Hymne à la joie, L. van Beethoven, |
| Forrest Gump, A. Silvestri, |
| Tour de France, |
| Sur un marché persan, A. Ketèlbey, |
| Joyeusement, D.G. Türk, |
| Lettre intime, O. Nedbal, |
| Il était une fois dans l’ouest, E. Morricone, |
| La Dernière Rose (trad.), |
| Le Jazz et la Java, J. Datin, |
| Tristesse, F. Chopin, |
| Gavotte, G.B. Martini, |
| Moon River, H. Mancini, |
| The Foggy Dew (trad.), |
| Ah ! Vous dirai-je maman, J. C. F. Bach, |
| Un violon sur le toit, J. Bock, |
| Marche des trompettes d’Aïda, G. Verdi, |
| Déranger les pierres, J. Clerc, |
| Strangers in the Night, B. Kaempfert, |
| L’Enfant à la bougie éteinte, F. Nietzsche, |
| Sérénade, F. Nietzsche, |
| Theme from a Non-Existent TV Series, E. John, |
| Les Moulins de mon coeur, M. Bergman, |
| Promenade à Chevreuse |
