Moritz Moszkowski enjoyed a considerable international reputation as a composer and pianist and was fêted as the natural successor to Chopin. It is a mark of his music's success that it was arranged for countless ensembles and solo instruments. French violinist Émile Sauret transformed the popular Spanish Dances into virtuoso showpieces filled with all manner of impressive elaborations, Jascha Heifetz similarly turning Etincelles or 'Sparks' into something brilliantly light and twinkling. The interaction of two violins makes the Suite highly dramatic, contrasting with the fine lyrical melody of Moszkowski's Serenata. Album Tracks 1. No. 1. Allegro Brioso 2. No. 2. Moderato 3. No. 3. Con Moto 4. No. 4. Allegro Comodo 5. No. 5. Bolero Con Spirito 6. No. 1. Les Nymphes Allegro Leggiero 7. No. 2. Caprice Allegretto 8. No. 3. Mélodie Moderato 9. No. 4. Humoresque Allegro Con Spirito 10. Ballade Andante Con Moto 11. Bolera Allegro Spirituoso 12. I. Allegro Energico 13. II. Allegro Moderato 14. III. Lento Assai 15. IV. Molto Vivace 16. Allegro Scherzando 17. Allegro Comodo 18. Andante Grazioso