Twelve Fantasias for Violin Solo

Twelve Fantasias for Violin Solo is a set of twelve solo violin pieces by Georg Philipp Telemann, published in 1735. The collection employs Baroque idioms — including contrapuntal textures, dance-derived movements and idiomatic technical writing for the instrument — and represents Telemann's engagement with Italian and French styles within his middle-period output, contributing to the solo violin repertoire of the era.