Bloch, Nigun for Violin and Piano (Fischer) ebony parts Pensee fugitive Composed by Moritz

Pensee fugitive  Composed by Moritz Moszkowski

In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning

8 by Francesco Maria Veracini for Violin and Piano

2) by Enrique Granados (1867-1916)

Bloch, Nigun for Violin and Piano (Fischer) ebony parts Pensee fugitive Composed by Moritz"What interests me," wrote Bloch, "is the Jewish soul, the enigmatic, ardent, turbulent soul that I feel vibrating throughout the Bible it is all this that I endeavor to hear in myself and to transcribe into my music; the venerable emotion of the race that slumbers way down in our souls." Bloch's Baal Shem is made up of I. "Vidui" (Contrition) Un poco lento; II. "Nigun" (Improvisation) Adagio non troppo; III. "Simchas Torah" (Rejoicing) Allegro