Dancla: 6 Airs Variés for Violin, Op.89

Includes accompaniments for:

Air No.1 - Andante maestoso

Air No.2 - Andante

Air No.3 - Maestoso

Air No.4 - Andante cantabile

Air No.5 - Moderato

Air No.6 - Andante maestoso

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Charles Dancla wrote this set of 6 Airs Variés in 1858 for violin and piano. Each air is based on a particular operatic theme from different composers, for instance the theme of the second air is recognisable from Rossini's opera The Barber of Seville.

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Ad lib section before Theme: 8 seconds of silence in piano part to allow for cadenza, before 2 minim click-beats indicate re-entry of piano

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Ad lib section: 4 seconds of silence in piano part to allow for ad libitum, before
2 click-beats indicate re-entry of piano at 2nd Variation

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2nd Variation: 3 click-beats at beginning, violin enters on 3rd click. Click-beats used to indicate the start of bars where piano is silent in the Cantabile section.

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