coconut62 said:Schindler's List
glueball8 said:Schindler's List played by Itzhak Perlman. Its a very easy song to play, but to play it like Perlman...
"Fantasy for violin and orchestra" is a musical composition that features a solo violin accompanied by an orchestra. It is typically a longer, more free-form piece that allows for improvisation and showcases the virtuosity of the violinist.
The composer of "Fantasy for violin and orchestra" can vary, as there are many different compositions with this title. Some notable composers include Ludwig van Beethoven, Max Bruch, and Ralph Vaughan Williams.
The structure of "Fantasy for violin and orchestra" can vary depending on the composer and the specific piece. However, it typically follows a loose structure with multiple sections that allow for improvisation. It may also include a cadenza, which is a solo section for the violinist to showcase their technical abilities.
While both "Fantasy for violin and orchestra" and a concerto feature a soloist accompanied by an orchestra, there are some key differences. A concerto typically has a more defined structure and follows a specific form, while a fantasy is more free-form. Additionally, a concerto is often written for a specific soloist, while a fantasy may be written for anyone to perform.
Yes, "Fantasy for violin and orchestra" can be performed by a solo violinist without an orchestra. In this case, the violinist would play both the solo and orchestral parts, often using techniques such as double stops and pizzicato to simulate the sound of multiple instruments.