Concerto No. 5 in D Major, Op. 22

First Movement

Key: D Major

Time Signature: 4/4

Range: A3-B5

Tempo: Allegro Moderato

Left Hand

• Can be played all in first position
• Accidentals effect all fingers
• 1 triple-stop at the end

Bowing

• Brushed triplets
• In triplet pattern – 2 eighths slurred, one separate
• Double stop sixteenths using an open string – 2 slurred 2 separate.

Rhythm

• Sixteenth Notes – fastest note value

Second Movement

Key: F Major

Time Signature: 3/4

Range: C4-Bb5

Tempo: Andante Cantabile

Form: ABA

Left Hand

• Low 1 – Bb4 and F5
• Can be played all in 1st position

Bowing

• Legato
• Detaché porté

Rhythm

• Dotted eighth slurred to sixteenth – fastest note value
• 2 measure with eighth quarter eighth syncopation

Third Movement – Rondo

Key: D Major

Time Signature: 2/4

Range: G3-F#6

Tempo: Allegretto

Form: A B A’ C A’’ Coda

Left Hand

• 3 Grace notes in a middle of a slur
• Can be played in 1st position – shifting depending on the edition and tone colors desired.
• Double stops triplet passage
• Low 1 for D#4

Bowing

• Brushed spiccato
• 2 quarter – Louré
• Legato
• Slurs covering 3 string crossings
• Forte-piano (fp)
• large dynamic contrasts
• (Up-bow staccato sixteenth notes- not included in every edition)

Rhythm

• Sixteenth Notes – Fastest Note Value

* This movement in Suzuki book 4