Sevcik op.3 : Sub variations 1-5 of Variation 39

This is the first of two videos on the sub variations of variation 39. In this video I discuss Subvariations 1-5. They are about ricochet and combining ricochet with sautille.

Sub var. 1 : 0:46
Sub var 2 : 2:54
Sub var 3 : 8:14
Sub var 4 : 11:15
Sub var 5 : 15:19

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[windalkaid]

Thank you for sharing it, Vivien. Love your videos, always!

[bchill]

Great video(s).
--I have a couple of (off topic) questions. Do you know the Tartini "art of bowing" variations? If so, why do you think that no one plays them (or some of them) in concert?
--Would it make sense (for a profesional) to pick a group of Sevcik op 3 to play in a recital?