It begins with a two and a half measure orchestral flourish, before the solo violin enters with an open G and begins the introductory Moderato section in C minor, which ends with a fast 64th note rising arpeggio and a plucked G chord.
It begins with a two and a half measure orchestral flourish, before the solo violin enters with an open G and begins the introductory Moderato section in C minor, which ends with a fast 64th note rising arpeggio and a plucked G chord. The bulk of its roughly 8 minute length comes from the second of its four sections, a Lento, though this perennial favorite of Jascha Heifetz reaches its peak with its mournful Un Poco Piu Lento third section, and the extraordinarily fast and high-pitched Allegro Molto Vivace finale that closes this virtuoso violin work. FTP, name this gypsy-themed violin and orchestra piece by Pablo de Sarasate.
It begins with a two and a half measure orchestral flourish, before the solo violin enters with an open G and begins the introductory Moderato section in C minor, which ends with a fast 64th note rising arpeggio and a plucked G chord.
{Zigeunerweisen} or {Gypsy Airs} or {Gypsy Songs}