One night, when I was browsing through IMSLP.org's violin archives, I came across the piano accompaniments for the Kreutzer Studies. I thought, "Wow, this would be really fun to play through the studies and hear them in a different context than ever before. I bet this would be useful for my students as well. They'll match intonation, work to be able to play the whole piece through at an even tempo, maybe play the etudes like real music..."
Then it hit me that it would be a monumental task to convince any pianist to practice and rehearse them all. So, I decided to input all of the piano parts into my music production software (Cubase and a professional Steinway D Synthesizer). I couldn't be happier with the result.
Click here to sample my complete Kreutzer Piano Pack. All of the studies (aside from Cadenza etude, #23) have piano accompaniment files available for download at various tempi.
Enjoy!
-Matt
Then it hit me that it would be a monumental task to convince any pianist to practice and rehearse them all. So, I decided to input all of the piano parts into my music production software (Cubase and a professional Steinway D Synthesizer). I couldn't be happier with the result.
Click here to sample my complete Kreutzer Piano Pack. All of the studies (aside from Cadenza etude, #23) have piano accompaniment files available for download at various tempi.
Enjoy!
-Matt
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