VIOLIN SONATA
for violin and piano
 
A Dynamic Contemporary Work for Violin and Piano
Violin Sonata (2004) by Lior Navok is an 18-minute work for violin and piano, offering a contemporary addition to the modern violin repertoire. With expressive writing and a dynamic interplay between the two instruments, the piece provides performers with a compelling and richly crafted Violin Sonata ideal for recitals and contemporary chamber programs.
 
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About the Music
Violin Sonata is an 18‑minute work for violin and piano, composed in 2004 and premiered in Boston by Annegret Klaua and Margaret Cheng‑Tuttle. The piece is structured in three movements — fast, slow, fast — creating a compact arc of energy, lyricism, and renewed momentum. Each movement contrasts character and pacing while maintaining a clear, cohesive musical line between violin and piano. It is ideal for professional violin–piano duos and advanced conservatory players, making it a strong contemporary addition to Violin Sonata recitals, especially programs seeking a modern work with a clear three‑movement design.
 
Specifications
Duration: 18 minutes
Year Composed: 2004
Instrumentation: Violin and Piano
 
Product Information
Hard Copy (Score and Part)
Condition: New
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