The ninth member of a set of 12 of these pieces closes with an A major "Scozzese" derived from the Scottish tune "Tweedside," and the composer of that piece returned to Scottish tunes for his opera Rosalinda.
The ninth member of a set of 12 of these pieces closes with an A major "Scozzese" derived from the Scottish tune "Tweedside," and the composer of that piece returned to Scottish tunes for his opera Rosalinda. That set of these pieces concludes with a canon on the plainchant theme Ut relevit miserum fatum. 12 of these pieces described as Accademiche comprise the Opus 2 of Francesco Maria Veracini. J.G. Lalande's Voyage du francois en Italie recounts how another of these pieces was written down following a (*) dream of the composer.. In another set, each of the 15 pieces of this type requires different tuning, including one in which the middle strings are crossed above and below the fingerboard. An unaccompanied passacaglia caps off that set of these pieces called "Rosary" or "Mystery," by Heinrich Biber. For 10 points, name these pieces which include Giuseppe Tartini's "Devil's Trill," for a small string instrument.
The ninth member of a set of 12 of these pieces closes with an A major "Scozzese" derived from the Scottish tune "Tweedside," and the composer of that piece returned to Scottish tunes for his opera Rosalinda.
violin sonatas [prompt on "sonatas"; do not accept "sonatas for violin and piano"]