By
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
The first movement of Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 4 in D Major is a commonly practiced excerpt for violinists, and it comes up frequently in violin auditions. Composed in 1775, it is celebrated for its classical grace and elegance. This movement, with its charming melodies and spirited character, offers an opportunity for violinists to showcase their technical and expressive abilities.
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by:
David Kim
David Kim, Concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra, shares his secrets on how to nail this excerpt for an auditioning panel, emphasizing what he’d prioritize in potential candidates for his own orchestra. With the guidance of Kim’s performance of the excerpt and his personal annotated scores, he clarifies how to get a “Mozartian” character out of this delicate yet exposing piece.
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