Music for aspiring young violinists

A selection of rarely-heard works for violin composed by Edward Mollenhauer, Edward Elgar, Charles Danda, Dmitri Shostakovich, Friedrich Seitz, and Vincent Persichetti, with piano accompaniment performed by John Jensen.

This album was created especially for children, parents and teachers. For children, so that they see the violin is a fun and beautiful instrument to play. For parents who are hoping that their children will pick up violin, to give their children accessible violin music to listen to. For teachers, who are looking for new, contemporary, or non-Suzuki repertoire for their students.

Purchase and hear excerpts from the album at CDBaby, or learn more about the repertoire.

Yuko Ninomiya Heberlein received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Tokyo University of Fine Arts, and a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Minnesota. Her teachers include Ivan Galamian and David Cerone. She has been a member of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, and a member of the faculty of Carnegie-Mellon University and Bethel University in Minnesota. Maintaining a very active teaching career in the Minneapolis / Saint Paul area, she has seen her students widely accepted into the nation's top institutes.

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	Music for aspiring young violinists A selection of rarely-heard works for violin composed by Edward Mollenhauer, Edward Elgar, Charles Danda, Dmitri Shostakovich, Friedrich Seitz, and Vincent Persichetti, with piano accompaniment performed by John Jensen. This album was created especially for children, parents and teachers. For children, so that they see the violin is a fun and beautiful instrument to play. For parents who are hoping that their children will pick up violin, to give their children accessible violin music to listen to. For teachers, who are looking for new, contemporary, or non-Suzuki repertoire for their students. Purchase and hear excerpts from the album at CDBaby, or learn more about the repertoire. Yuko Ninomiya Heberlein received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Tokyo University of Fine Arts, and a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Minnesota. Her teachers include Ivan Galamian and David Cerone. She has been a member of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, and a member of the faculty of Carnegie-Mellon University and Bethel University in Minnesota. Maintaining a very active teaching career in the Minneapolis / Saint Paul area, she has seen her students widely accepted into the nation's top institutes. Contact by email