Huber dedicated this Concertino to his pupil Sophie Simon. It is perfectly playable in the first position, but in some places you can use the second and the third position if you have already mastered them.Study & Play is ideal for developing your playing in an enjoyable and musically sound way. Each edition within this concept features a CD to add something extra to your study routine.When you play this Concertino the CD allows you to practise at a slower study tempo, as well as the normal tempo, so that you can work on your violin playing in a more concentrated way whilst improving your insight into the music. You can continue to study in this goal-orientatedway until you have achieved the desired result. Read the information about the CD carefully in order to utilise this concept to the full. The title of this piece suggests a concert situation: playing a solo part with accompaniment. There are thousands of such works for the violin but many of these cannot be tackled until you have been playing for a considerable time. Concertino in F major Opus 7 enables you to gain necessary experience for this type of playing; namely having sufficient musical and technical control over your instrument whilst having the support of an accompanist during performance. This carefully chosen concertino will enrich your repertoire.
| Instrument (fx guitar, sang m.m.) | Violin |
| Niveau | Let øvet |
| Sideantal | 16 |
| Series | De Haske Study and Play |
| Publisher/Producent | De Haske Publications |
| Bidragydere | Huber, Adolf(Composer) van Rompaey, Gunter(Artist) |
| Sprog | Engelsk, Fransk, Holland, Tysk |
| ISBN | 9789043127240 |