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    Default Trios faciles et concerntants (Charles Dancla, Op. 99)

    As I've enjoyed the de Beriot duos and Bloch trios I've recorded over the past week or so, I've looked around for more 19th century violin music in a similar vein.

    This is the second trio in the collection "6 Petits trios faciles et concertants pour trois violons" by Charles Dancla (1817-1907). Sheet music available from IMSLP:

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    I've adapted the original violin trio to a trio of two mandolins and mandola.

    1890s Umberto Ceccherini mandolin
    1915 Luigi Embergher mandolin
    1925 Zimmermann waldzither/mandola



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    Default Re: Trios faciles et concerntants (Charles Dancla, Op. 99)

    Thank you for sharing this Martin. I always enjoy your contributions.
    Not nearly on your level, but will just keep practicing to play some good classical pieces.

    Playing:
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    Jbovier F5 mandola 2016

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    Default Re: Trios faciles et concerntants (Charles Dancla, Op. 99)

    Thanks, Pasha -- much appreciated.

    I've just recorded another short piece by Dancla, this one originally a violin duo from much earlier in his long life and career:

    Charles Dancla (1817-1907): Duo Concertant - Allegretto (Op. 19, No. 1)

    Sheet music from IMSLP:
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    This one is quite different from the trio, a light and airy melody which translates very nicely to mandolin as it's a legato melody with a pizzicato arpeggio accompaniment (alternating between the two violins) that is arguably more ideomatic on mandolin than on violin. Not quite as easy as it looks on the sheet, though -- a good exercise for arpeggios.

    1890s Umberto Ceccherini mandolin
    1915 Luigi Embergher mandolin



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