Violin solo

In this five-part suite, Ivan Jevtic combines passion and sweetness by alternating tragic and luminous colors, as well as dancing tonalities. A colorful work. Read more

Written in Iceland, Ciaccona draws inspiration from Iceland’s fiery, ice-filled landscapes – evident particularly in its episode displaying flageolets – as well as from Iceland’s legendary hidden inhabitants, the Huldufólk (elves). As befits a... Read more

This work is an Hommage to Paganini in the form of a free fantasy departing from his very famous Caprice no. 24. Read more

These three brief movements (ca 2 min. each) for violin alone are an exercise in style and an initiation into the world of violonistic writing on a same slow tempo, near of the common heartbeat. The two first movements are sostenuto and tense... Read more

The Variations, written for the Tibor Varga violin competition, correspond to a theatrical, operatic monologue, or to a clown’s number: in Jost Meier's music there is always dramaturgy, motion, in addition to the purely musical form. There are... Read more