Скрипка. Пабло де Сарасате. Оп. 43. Интродукция и Тарантелла. Версия 3.

Оп. 43. Интродукция и Тарантелла. Introduction et Tarantelle (Introduction and Tarantella) Пабло Мартин Мелитон де Сарасате-и-Наваскуэс (Pablo Martín Melitón de Sarasate y Navascués; 10 марта 1844, Памплона — 20 сентября 1908, Биарриц), более известный как Па́бло де Сараса́те (исп. Pablo de Sarasate) — испанский скрипач и композитор. In 1898 and 1899, some 20 years after releasing the Spanish Dances that made his name as a composer, and after many years during which his production of showpiece creampuffs was sporadic at best, Pablo de Sarasate found time to put to paper about a half-dozen new salon-type pieces. One of these, the Introduction and Tarantella, Op. 43, would prove to be his most enduringly popular non-Spanish Dance short work (it remains so today; only the Caprice basque can boast the same popularity). In addition to the original violin and piano version, Sarasate also fashioned a version of the Introduction and Tarantella for violin and orchestra, probably so that he might better incorporate it into his own busy concert schedule.