By
Ludwig van Beethoven
The first movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 3, known as the "Eroica" Symphony, sometimes appears as a violin excerpt in auditions and orchestra assessments. Composed in 1803, it is a monumental work in the classical symphonic repertoire. Violinists are often asked to perform specific passages from this movement to showcase their technical prowess and interpretive abilities, as it features challenging violin solos and demands precision and expressiveness.
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by:
David Kim
Concertmaster David Kim discusses how to create an elegant rendition of the Scherzo from Beethoven’s “Eroica” Symphony. It isn’t easy to convey pianissimo in an audition, or to properly phrase a long sequence of quarter notes. Kim’s thorough discussion of these elements and more shines a spotlight on what to practice for a stunning performance.
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