Mendelssohn-Bartholdy: Violin Concerto in E minor Op.64 sheet music

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Concerto in E minor Op.64 sheet music for violin and piano by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, classical score, advanced skill level

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Skill Level:	advanced
Duration:	24' 05"
Note Range:	E1-E7

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Concerto in E minor Op.64

by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy for violin and piano

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Virtual Sheet Music® Premium High-Quality digital sheet music for violin and piano, op.64, New Edition, violin fingerings included.

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Instrumentation:

violin and piano

Format:

digital sheet music

Skill Level:

advanced

Genre:

classical, concert

Key Signatures:

E minor, E major, C major, G major

Time Signature:

4/4

Tempo:

♩=55-190 BPM (real metronome 54-192 BPM)

Duration:

24' 05"

Parts included:

violin:

21 pages [note range]

piano:

40 pages [note range]

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Great playing---it is a hard piece of music to play!!!! by Larry Haasâ° on May 2023

Hillery does a beautiful job of playing this great piece of music!!!!!!!

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Finally Learning the Mendelssohn! by Bill Klein * VSM MEMBER * on February 2022

My first violin teacher, Aaron Sten, said, "Billy (I was10 years old), Some day you will play the Mendelssohn Concerto! And,only 70 years later, Teacher Caroline said, "Let's start working on the Mendelssohn next week!" So I opened Virtual Shheet Music.com! And there it was, fingerings and bowing just right, and on my 82nd birthday this May, Aaron will (from wherever he's resting) hear me play Page One of E minor Concerto. Thank you, Aaron, Caroline, and VIRTUAL SHEET MUSIC.COM!

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Mendelssohn Concerto for violin by Ralph * VSM MEMBER * on May 2021

Terrific score. Thank you for providing this great music. Great value and easy download.

Great piece! Great member benefits！ by Yan Cao * VSM MEMBER * on November 2017

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Very Good fingerings by giorgiomolteni * VSM MEMBER * on January 2010

Thanks to Maestro Ferrari and Maestro Caldera for the very very good fingerings: i saved a lot of time!

Hard by Chris on October 2009

This is definitely one of the hardest pieces on the violin to play with a clean tone and good pitch. There is so much jumping around and shifts and difficult bowing patterns, this concerto surpasses Lalo and Bruch concerto in difficulty by far.

Mastering Piece by Char on June 2009

One of the hardest pieces to master what with all the octaves and difficult finger passages throughout the 3rd mvt. But definitely one of the top five beautiful concertos ever written and even more beautiful if played with passion and enthusiasm. Just because you play a piece fast and loud doesn't make it impressive. This Mendelssohn concerto proves that correct.

mendelssohn concerto by Bill on April 2007

easy to playing it
but high to playing it beatifull and clean tons