Teaching videos
Exploring the mystique of vibrato
Counterpoint as the soul of expression
Tips on writing a bio
Brahms: Sonatensatz
Sarasate: Carmen Fantasy
Mozart: Sonata in E minor, K. 304
Bazzini: "La ronde des lutins"
Exploring the mystique of vibrato
Counterpoint as the soul of expression
Tips on writing a bio
Brahms: Sonatensatz
Sarasate: Carmen Fantasy
Mozart: Sonata in E minor, K. 304
Bazzini: "La ronde des lutins"
Compositions
Selected works available on IMSLP here
Cadenza to the Brahms violin concerto available here
Selected works available on IMSLP here
Cadenza to the Brahms violin concerto available here
Monograph
Sei Solo: Symbolum? The Theology of J. S. Bach's Solo Violin Works (Eugene, OR: Pickwick, 2016).
More information can be found here.
Read David Stancliffe's review in the UK's Early Music Review here.
Critical editions
Critical reconstruction of J. S. Bach's lost D-minor violin concerto (BWV 1052R), available from PRB Productions. J.S. Bach's D-minor harpsichord concerto, BWV 1052, was the composer's latest arrangement of material also found in BWV 1052a and Cantatas 146 and 188. The solo instrument's range and figuration in these sources persuasively indicate they were adapted from a violin concerto that no longer survives. This edition reconstructs the lost concerto, correcting errors of previous reconstructions and presenting some new readings of source material.
Critical completion of J. S. Bach's incompletely surviving D-major sinfonia, BWV 1045, available from PRB Productions. This Sinfonia is his most lavishly scored work featuring a solo violin. Though it survives only as a fragment, clues from the surviving portion indicate the probable form of its intended conclusion. Moreover, penmanship clues in the autograph suggest the Sinfonia may likely be an adaptation of a work for strings only, for which this edition makes allowance in the form of ossias corresponding to the putative earlier material.
