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Ten famous violins in the world

Violin, with its beautiful and charming timbre and perfect shape, has experienced more than 400 years of artist's genius imagination and exploration, with amazing rich playing skills and depth, wide range, strong penetration and unparalleled artistic expression, just like a goddess active in the vast starry sky of music. People crowned it and called it the queen of musical instruments.

Generations of composers and performers have left many excellent works for the violin. Many of them are enduring and fascinating masterpieces, which are unforgettable. They have become the favorite classical violins of music lovers, and they are also masterpieces of world music.

The top ten famous violins refer to classical works that do not include large-scale works and do not exceed 10 minutes. Their plays must be recognized as the most representative, well-known, most beautiful, exquisite and full of artistic charm. These top ten famous songs contain almost all the playing skills and artistic treatment of the violin, which is a severe challenge for every violinist. Because to play the top ten famous songs successfully and perfectly, you must have a mature, solid and profound foundation and profound artistic accomplishment.

1. Commemorative song

One day, German violinist Drolla went to the suburb of Vienna by tram because she was visiting a friend, and happened to pass by Schubert's tomb. He saw the tomb of the unknown king of songs, and his thoughts floated in his mind, eager to record it and write it on the electric ticket. When I arrived at my friend's house, I studied it carefully on the piano and finished the whole song. This piece evokes nostalgia, which is often understood as a beautiful woman's affectionate memory or a happy and beautiful memorial. The composer didn't give a clear explanation, so he left it to the audience to understand. The whole song consists of three parts, with clear and concise tunes and lingering sound. In particular, the beautiful and soft timbre also deeply missed by the audience.

2. Ode to the Virgin Mary

This is a violin solo by German violinist William MJ based on Schubert's song of the same name. In classical works, composers often turn the most beautiful, perfect and sublime image of the Virgin into solemn musical thoughts, showing simplicity and nobility from beginning to end. The tune is like leonardo da vinci's Portrait of the Virgin. Every sentence of the melody is clear, deep and smooth, with strong emotion and rigorous rhythm, which deeply touches people's hearts with piety and sincerity. The colorful songs starting from the G string are touching. When playing in octaves, the piano accompaniment is arpeggios with big waves. In the climax of music, sacred colors appeared. The whole song gradually disappeared into the abnormal silence.

Lark

This is a unique work by Romanian composer Dinicu, and it is a unique vibrato song on the violin treble E string. The music skillfully uses the vibrato technique of the violin's up and down fingers, and presents a scene of larks contending, sunny and picturesque with a very bright and jubilant melody and a simple and dynamic piano accompaniment. Under the bright, clear and transparent timbre of violin E string, he accomplished superb vibrato skills in one go.

meditate

This is an episode created by the French composer Massenet for the opera Thai Man. Tess, the heroine, longs for a clear blue sky in the abyss of destruction. As a violin meditation, it is elegant and thought-provoking in expressing deep and distant feelings and in the quiet and undulating melody.

5. the joy of love

Fritz Kreisler is the most famous violin master in the 20th century. This violin piece is his most representative masterpiece. The whole song is three paragraphs, full of joy, joy and romance, full of salon atmosphere. The middle part is very warm and kind. This song is unique in the use of three tones, showing the gorgeous and exquisite violin with a long lasting appeal.

6. Hungarian Carnival

Hungarian violinist and composer Huber was one of the most famous violin masters in the world in the early 20th century. He is the director of Budapest Conservatory of Music. This violin piece can be regarded as his best masterpiece. This song is a multi-stage work with a deep and gorgeous melody and a passionate carnival scene. In the use of continuous vibrato, it has unique ingenuity, amazing clever skills and shocking expressive force.

7. Mendelssohn Concerto in E minor

German composer Mendelssohn is an elegant gentleman of noble birth. This violin concerto is the most frequently played concerto in the world and has been played for more than a century. It has noble and gentle minor color, and the second movement is pleasant sound, poem and painting. Piano accompaniment is like rippling water waves. The violin is like a boat song without lyrics, and the soft and lyrical melody slowly gushes out between the bowstrings, showing the purity, silver and sublimity of the violin. After the tune enters polyphony, its two-tone skills are fully displayed, just like two violins ensemble. This is the most fascinating adagio movement in the violin concerto.

8. Songs of Gypsies (also known as songs of vagrants)

Spanish violinist Sarasate was one of the most outstanding violinists in the world from the19th century to the early 20th century. He not only has amazing achievements in the artistic expression of violin skills, but also ranks among the top in the world in composition. This song is written in the style of gypsy timbre and has become the favorite song of violin lovers all over the world. Music begins with the bold and exciting sound of pine board, which is free and unrestrained, and with very unique skills, it is full of passion and romance. The middle of the music turned into adagio, and the tune was touching and sad. The ending is an extremely exciting and lively Allegro. This sudden change has brought people into a lively and jubilant scene, and it is very attractive to draw the bow and pluck the strings smoothly and quickly. End the whole song at the climax.

9. Introduction and Fantasy Rondo

The French composer Saint-Sang is a versatile, high-yield and outstanding composer. Every piece of his music is novel and unique, with a feeling of returning to a different style. The melody of this Rondo is very unique and elastic. The introduction part is andante of sadness and meditation, and then the tone floats in the air like a falling maple leaf, which is very salon-like. The Spanish dance in the middle section is flexible, fluent and charming, followed by the luxurious arpeggio, followed by a long piece of fast bow music, which makes the music more exciting and moving. Musically rich and colorful, it is one of the works that can best reflect violin skills.

10.G minor violin sonata (devil's vibrato sonata)

Italian violinist tartini was the most outstanding violinist and composer in the18th century. This sonata is the pinnacle of classicism in violin history. The sonata "The Devil's Tremolo" (17 13) is an immortal work, which has made his reputation spread to this day. It is said that tartini met the devil in his sleep, and the devil taught him strange playing methods, so he wrote this piece. Regarding this piece of music, Lalander, a famous French astronomer, wrote in his article "A Frenchman's Travel in Italy" in tartini's own oral way: "One night in 17 13, I dreamed that I signed a contract with the devil. The devil promised to be my servant and do everything according to my wishes. That is to say, no matter what I think, he has to prepare for me in advance and everything goes well ... then an idea flashed through my mind, why not give my violin to the devil and see if he is a musician, because he can play some good music anyway. But completely out of my expectation, he played very touching. That wonderful sonata is beyond human imagination, and it contains a supreme feeling and interest, which makes me always attached to the happiness in the world and forget to look for heaven. I was intoxicated, amazed, proud and ecstatic, and I was breathless with excitement. At this time, I was awakened. I immediately picked up the violin and tried to chase the music in my dream, but failed. I continue to think hard about the melody and music tips in my dreams. That night, I finally wrote what I thought was the best work in my life, and named it "Violin Sonata in G Minor" (Devil's Tremble). However, I still feel that it is far from what I heard in my dream. If I can hear that wonderful music again, even once, I would rather break my violin and give up music forever. " Thus, the devil's trembling was born. Later, this work conquered the audience with its extraordinary magic. Like a composer talking to the devil in a dream. Its lyricism and solemnity are reflected in the tune through the extremely difficult double-string vibrato. The majestic momentum and unique melody make the devil's vibrato leave a unique voice for the world. Centuries have passed, and no violinist has ever had the same dream and recorded such amazing music.