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Maurice Vieux: 20 Studies for Viola
Recueil d'études | Pédagogie
COMPOSITEUR:
Maurice Vieux
TYPE DE PRODUIT:
Recueil d'études
DESCRIPTION PRODUCT TYPE:
Conducteur
ÉDITEUR:
Alphonse Leduc
Published in 1927, 20 Studies for Viola is the most famous work by Maurice Vieux (1884-1951), a French violist. Composed for upper intermediate / advanced players, these twenty studies of two pages each will help to improve bowtechnique. Most of the studies are dedicated to famous violists who won
Détails
| Compositeur | Maurice Vieux |
| Description Instrument Group | Alto |
| Instrumentation | Solo pour Alto |
| Instrumentation | Alto |
| Type de produit | Recueil d'études |
| Description Product Type | Conducteur |
| Langue | Anglais;Français |
| Éditeur | Alphonse Leduc |
| Genre | Études et exercices |
| Période | Post 1901 |
| Nombre de Pages | 41 |
| ISMN | 9790046171611 |
| Edition Number | AL17161 |
| N° | AL17161 |
Description
Published in 1927, 20 Studies for Viola is the most famous work by Maurice Vieux (1884-1951), a French violist. Composed for upper intermediate / advanced players, these twenty studies of two pages each will help to improve bowtechnique. Most of the studies are dedicated to famous violists who won the First Prize of the Paris Conservatoire: Jean Gay, Etienne Ginot, André Jouvensal, Jacques Desestre, Denise Thoret, Pierre Pasquier, Robert Boulay,François Broos, Louis Artières, Mrs Crunelle-Martinet, Louis Chaaton, Alice Goninet, Jean Lefebvre, Albert Bernard, Jean Cauhapé, René Cézard, Suzanne Robin, Marcel Quattrochi, Emile Amette and Alice Merckel. Marcel Vieux was alsoa professor at the Paris Conservatoire and a soloist at the Paris Opera. The Maurice Vieux International Viola Competition was established in 1983.