
Igudesman: In the Zoo Volume 2
āIn the Zoo 2ā is a further collection of intermediate pieces for violin and piano by Aleksey Igudesman, depicting many of a childās favourite animals. Spanning from UK GradeĀ 2 to 4, they will inspire young violinists to interpret the sounds and actions of the animals as notated by the composer and help them understand how abstract music can depict something very real. But what makes these compositions ingenious as teaching pieces is that, hidden within, are very useful technical studies.
For example, in āThe Turtleā, steady bowing is needed to make a good tone in the long notes depicting this slow-moving creature. In āThe Crocodileā, short, staccato double stops (easy ones!) depict the snapping jaws and are contrasted with legato, sinuous passages as the animal creeps up on its prey! A clever piano part allows the teacher to support his or her young student and perhaps make a captivating concert piece for the end of term presentation.
Contents
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- The Turtle ⢠Die Schildkröte ⢠La tortue
- The Crocodile ⢠Das Krokodil ⢠Le crocodile
- The Camel ⢠Das Kamel ⢠Le chameau
- The Kangaroo ⢠Das Känguru ⢠Le kangorou
- The Tiger ⢠Der Tiger ⢠Le tigre
- The Elephant ⢠Der Elefant ⢠LāĆ©lĆ©fant
- The Gorilla ⢠Der Gorilla ⢠Le gorille
- The Wolf ⢠Der Wolf ⢠Le loup
- The Rhinoceros ⢠Das Rhinozeros ⢠Le rhinozéros
- The Peacock ⢠Der Pfau ⢠Le paon
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āIn the Zoo 2ā is a further collection of intermediate pieces for violin and piano by Aleksey Igudesman, depicting many of a childās favourite animals. Spanning from UK GradeĀ 2 to 4, they will inspire young violinists to interpret the sounds and actions of the animals as notated by the composer and help them understand how abstract music can depict something very real. But what makes these compositions ingenious as teaching pieces is that, hidden within, are very useful technical studies.
For example, in āThe Turtleā, steady bowing is needed to make a good tone in the long notes depicting this slow-moving creature. In āThe Crocodileā, short, staccato double stops (easy ones!) depict the snapping jaws and are contrasted with legato, sinuous passages as the animal creeps up on its prey! A clever piano part allows the teacher to support his or her young student and perhaps make a captivating concert piece for the end of term presentation.
Contents
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- The Turtle ⢠Die Schildkröte ⢠La tortue
- The Crocodile ⢠Das Krokodil ⢠Le crocodile
- The Camel ⢠Das Kamel ⢠Le chameau
- The Kangaroo ⢠Das Känguru ⢠Le kangorou
- The Tiger ⢠Der Tiger ⢠Le tigre
- The Elephant ⢠Der Elefant ⢠LāĆ©lĆ©fant
- The Gorilla ⢠Der Gorilla ⢠Le gorille
- The Wolf ⢠Der Wolf ⢠Le loup
- The Rhinoceros ⢠Das Rhinozeros ⢠Le rhinozéros
- The Peacock ⢠Der Pfau ⢠Le paon
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