58 - What Violin Repertoire Should I Learn? - Leopold Auer Series Part 4

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58 - What Violin Repertoire Should I Learn? - Leopold Auer Series Part 4

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Feb 2, 2024

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Today we will explore a range of repertoire recommendations by Leopold Auer from the Baroque masterpieces of Bach and Handel to the Romantic concertos of Tchaikovsky, Brahms, and Beethoven.

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Feb 2, 2024

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58 - What Violin Repertoire Should I Learn? - Leopold Auer Series Part 4

58 - What Violin Repertoire Should I Learn? - Leopold Auer Series Part 4

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