Violinska dela Rista Savina v okviru violinske ustvarjalnosti na Slovenskem v začetku 20. stoletja

This paper is a presentation of violin compositions by Risto Savin in the context of violin creativity at the beginning of the twentieth century. Although the first violin compositions in the Slovenian provinces had been written as early as the seventeenth century, the Sonate pour le piano-forte avec accompagnement de violon of Matej Babnik is today regarded as the first Slovenian violin composition. It was published around 1817–1820 in Vienna. By the end of the nineteenth century, a few violin compositions had been written by Slovenian composers (Gojmir Krek, Josip Ipavec and Benjamin Ipavec). However, their works were more suited to amateur performance in music salons. In the early twentieth century things changed, especially in the field of violin creativity, as well as in violin performance. The first eminent Slovenian violin composer was Risto Savin. He wrote six pieces for violin and piano, which were suitable as they stood for concert use.V prispevku so obravnavana violinska dela Rista Savina v okviru violinske ustvarjalnosti v začetku 20. stoletja. Čeprav so violinska dela na Slovenskem znana že od začetka 17. stoletja, za prvo slovensko violinsko delo štejemo delo Mateja Babnika Sonate pour le piano-forte avec accompagnement de violon, ki je nastalo med leti 1817–1820 in je bilo izdano na Dunaju. Temu delu so kmalu sledila še violinska dela slovenskih skladateljev Gojmira Kreka ter Josipa in Benjamina Ipavca. V začetku 20. stoletja se je na Slovenskem zgodil preobrat tako na ustvarjalnem kakor tudi na poustvarjalnem violinskem področju. Prvi pomembnejši slovenski violinski skladatelj je bil Risto Savin, ki je napisal šest del za violino in klavir in so bila že primerna za koncertno rabo