Three Pieces from Opus 12
Many years ago I heard a wonderful performance on the devilishly difficult Prokofiev Scherzo, opus 12 #10 by a talented young girl in a piano competition. It always stitch in my head, and eventually I got the idea to arrange several of these pieces for violin and cello. Each of them has their own quirky character, from the lumber Allemande, to the Humorous Scherzo (which Prokofiev also arranged for four bassoon!) to the incredible virtuosity of the final Scherzo.
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Premiered by Bioan Krinke, Violin; Jason Pegis, Cello October 2022
Many years ago I heard a wonderful performance on the devilishly difficult Prokofiev Scherzo, opus 12 #10 by a talented young girl in a piano competition. It always stitch in my head, and eventually I got the idea to arrange several of these pieces for violin and cello. Each of them has their own quirky character, from the lumber Allemande, to the Humorous Scherzo (which Prokofiev also arranged for four bassoon!) to the incredible virtuosity of the final Scherzo.
This product is available exclusively as a digital download. You will be provided with a secure link to the download which must be used within 24 hours of purchase.
Premiered by Bioan Krinke, Violin; Jason Pegis, Cello October 2022
Many years ago I heard a wonderful performance on the devilishly difficult Prokofiev Scherzo, opus 12 #10 by a talented young girl in a piano competition. It always stitch in my head, and eventually I got the idea to arrange several of these pieces for violin and cello. Each of them has their own quirky character, from the lumber Allemande, to the Humorous Scherzo (which Prokofiev also arranged for four bassoon!) to the incredible virtuosity of the final Scherzo.
This product is available exclusively as a digital download. You will be provided with a secure link to the download which must be used within 24 hours of purchase.
Premiered by Bioan Krinke, Violin; Jason Pegis, Cello October 2022