Salut d' Amour Op.12 sheet music for violin and piano (PDF)

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Salut d' Amour Op.12 sheet music for violin and piano by Edward Elgar, classical score, intermediate/advanced skill level

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Skill Level:	interm/advanced
Duration:	2' 19"
Note Range:	E1-A6

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Salut d' Amour Op.12

by Edward Elgar for violin and piano

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About "Salut d' Amour"

Virtual Sheet Music® Premium High-Quality digital sheet music for violin and piano, op.12, also known as "Greeting To Love".

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Instrumentation:

violin and piano

Format:

digital sheet music

Skill Level:

intermediate/advanced

Genre:

classical

Key Signature:

E major

Time Signature:

2/4

Tempo:

♩=90 BPM (real metronome 88 BPM)

Duration:

2' 19"

Parts included:

violin:

1 page [note range]

piano:

4 pages [note range]

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Reviews about Salut d' Amour:

Easy to play from by Larry Rittenberg * VSM MEMBER * on January 2024

Very good. The notes were legible and it easy to play from

Excellent !! by Rainbow * VSM MEMBER * on December 2021

Thank you very much for choosing a great violinist and editing this piece into a practice video. I found it is very helpful!! Much appreciated !!

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This sucks by libe_slope * VSM MEMBER * on September 2020

This is a terrible accompaniment. The tempo is completely jacked up at the climax of the piece. Complete waste.

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Very easy to get good partitur. by Christhoforus Dias on April 2020

Thank you, give me good partitur

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isolated Piano interactive accompaniment? by Jason Peterson * VSM MEMBER * on November 2019

Hi, can you make a for sale piano accompaniment for this? Thanks.

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Nice arrangement, slightly tricky position work by Jon on August 2007

This is a nice arrangement of a classic piece, with good use of high positions on low strings to create a fuller sound. The position work suggested is therefore on the tricky side but manageable (for me, a decent amateur player). The piece could however be played in simpler positions if required.

Salut d'amour Op. 12: solo violin by dr. robert h. brick on May 2007

I am an advanced violinist who enjoyed the lightness of this composition. There are at least two versions of Elgar's "Salut d'Amour" for violin. I find Laura Caldera's version to be more pleasing to the ear, in part, because of its D major key designation (the other one in C major) and is therefore played in slightly higher registers than its twin. The piece is not without technical challenges, what with its higher tempo ending that requires multiple sharps along the way. I drew inspiration from Itzhak Pearlmans's recent recital of Salut as part of the Queen's visit to the U.S. a few weeks ago.

Lovely by Tony on April 2007

The music itself is lovely, and I greatly appreciate the editing and notes inputted into the music.