Pierre Rode (1774–1830) was a French violinist renowned for his violin concertos that melded technical brilliance with expressive melody. A student of Giovanni Battista Viotti, Rode's rise to prominence in 1792 launched a prolific period of creativity. His compositions included a series of violin concertos that contributed significantly to the Classical repertoire, combining virtuosic displays with lyrical richness. Rode’s impact endures, with his violin concertos remaining influential in the evolution of violin technique.
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Duos for 2 Violins
Koeckert, N. • Koeckert, R.
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Strauss
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