Bruch

[kens]

An improvisation on the slow movement from Bruch's violin concerto. Played on the EL700 organ.
Ken S.

[dentyr]

Nice version. I bought a boxed set of the violin concertos and play through them often. Max Bruch is near the top. Paganini tops the list with me. Thanks for posting. Den.

[Hugh-AR]

Ken,

Liked the way you played that.

I reckon it's much easier to get a bit of vibrato on a violin when playing a keyboard than when playing the real instrument. I don't play the violin, but presumably any vibrato has to be done by rocking a finger on the string?

From a Violin Masterclass.

What Is Vibrato on the Violin?
Vibrato is a slight fluctuation in pitch that’s used to create a warmth or richness of tone. On the violin, it is a left hand technique; the effect is produced by rocking the finger from the wrist or arm.

Hugh