Jo Nardolillo is a violinist who has performed as a soloist with orchestras, including the St. Petersburg State Symphony in Russia; has toured America and Europe as a recitalist; has held positions with the Alabama Symphony, the Maryland Symphony, and the Boulder Philharmonic; and has served on the faculties of Asbury University, the University of Puget Sound, and Mercer University, where she was selected 2007-08 Teacher of the Year.
The Canon of Violin Literature - A Performer's Resource by Jo
Nardolillo and published by The Scarecrow Press, Inc. provides
information on nearly 200 works from the standard violin
repertoire. Each entry includes the title, composer (with date of
birth and death), type of music, musical period, date composed, key
duration and instrumentation. Also included with each entry are
notes, publisher(s) with the year of editing, recordings with the
year of the session and suggestions for further reading. This
resource can serve as a quick and easy reference bringing together
the various details about works which comprise a good portion of
the standard violin repertoire.
*American Federation of Musicians*
Nardolillo has delivered a well-researched and comprehensive
resource for the performer, teacher, and advanced
student-violinist....Conductors and critics may also find it an
admirable resource.
*American Music Teacher*
If you deal regularly and intimately with classical violin
repertoire, you’ll appreciate the meticulous research and care
presented in this resource.
*Strings Magazine*
Written with performing violinist, violin instructors, and college
music professors in mind, this volume lists works that are
regularly performed and recorded in concert halls and studied by
students in conservatories. The work is organized alphabetically by
composer and includes the work's title, date of composition, the
date and performer of its premier, key, duration, instrumentation,
and movements of the work. There are notes included for each piece
that address historical, technical, and performance information
that will be helpful to performers. Each listing concludes with
bibliographic information on publishers, editions, the editors of
the sheet music, and a list of recordings and books for further
study. Overall, the information is comprehensive for each listing
and will provide those interested in further study a jumping off
point for further research. The work concludes with a chronological
list of works, a list of works by genre, indexes by piece title and
performers, and a bibliography. This work will be useful in music
collections in music libraries as well as in the hands of violin
instructors and music directors.
*American Reference Books Annual*
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