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     • "Wallfisch's violin concerto takes you on a journey that grips the heart and engages the mind. He knows how to write for the violin, making full use of a violinist's range and powers. The orchestra's part was beautifully constructed and full of fascinating details and colors.
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   What makes Wallfisch a great Violin Concerto?

   • "Wallfisch's violin concerto takes you on a journey that grips the heart and engages the mind. He knows how to write for the violin, making full use of a violinist's range and powers. The orchestra's part was beautifully constructed and full of fascinating details and colors.

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   How many violin concertos are there?

   • Over the past four hundred years, dozens if not hundreds of violin concertos have been written. Some have been forgotten, their manuscripts lost or destroyed. Others are never played because they are by obscure composers, are difficult to find, or are not considered “flashy” enough. Even so, there are still plenty of options to choose from.

   The 'Big Five' Violin Concertos: what makes them so famous?

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   Why is Shostakovich's Violin Concerto so important?

   • A fine excuse. Emotionally charged and imbibed with all the rage, heartbreak and desperation of a silenced composer, Shostakovich’s Violin Concerto No.1 is arguably one of the most important works of the Soviet era, as well as being an achingly beautiful piece of music.

   The 15 greatest violin concertos of all time, ranked - Classic FM

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   Why did Tchaikovsky write a concerto?

   • Tchaikovsky wrote the concerto while recovering from depression at a villa on Lake Geneva. He was deeply inspired by Lalo’s Symphonie Espagnole, as Spanish influence was very big at the time. He became so excited by his new idea that he wrote the whole thing in a month.

   The 'Big Five' Violin Concertos: what makes them so famous?

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3. www.classicfm.com › violin › best-concertos-all-timeThe 15 greatest violin concertos of all time, ranked

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   Jan 17, 2024 · Vote for your favourite violin concerto in the Classic FM Hall of Fame 2024, and be in with the chance to win one of 10 Amazon Echo Dots. 18+, UK only, T&Cs apply. We rank the all-time great, most stirring violin concertos – from Bruch and Beethoven, to Mozart and Marsalis.

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   Jun 15, 2023 · The 'Big Five' Violin Concertos: what makes them so famous? - Violin Lounge. Everyone has their own favorites, but these big five romantic violin concertos are most played and listened to over the world. Why are these five violin concertos so special? Over the past four hundred years, dozens if not hundreds of violin concertos have been written.

5. www.classicstoday.com › review › review-9512Tartini: Violin concertos/Wallfisch - Classics Today

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   Here, 12 years on, Wallfisch returns to Tartini, this time devoting her attention to four of the composer’s lesser-known though equally prodigious Op. 1 violin concertos, in addition to an unidentified concerto in C major. Comparisons with L’ Arte Dell’ Arco’s outstanding first recording of Tartini’s complete Op. 1 (Dynamic) are ...

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   Though Wallfisch's violin composition could be placed in the post-romantic style in the tradition of Prokofiev, Stravinsky and other modern masters, the work transcends categories. This is simply a great violin concerto, and one that deserves to be heard in recordings and major concert venues around the world... a real triumph of a debut for ...

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   Playing on a period instrument, Wallfisch has recorded and performed many Baroque works, well-known and obscure, from Vivaldi's The Four Seasons to a collection of Telemann's Violin Concertos (6 CDs, CPO) to the Pietro Locatelli Violin Concertos, Op. 3.

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   Violin – Alison Bury (tracks: 1-7/8/9), Catherine Mackintosh (tracks: 1-10/11/12), Elizabeth Wallfisch Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode : 7 24356 15582 4

10. www.bach-cantatas.com › NonVocal › ViolinConViolin Concertos by Elizabeth Wallfisch - Bach Cantatas Website

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    I seem to be a minority of one on this List in my enthusiasm for Wallfisch's Solo Violin S&P, which I have brought up here twice before. Rhythmically alive like her Violin Concertos, and wonderfully, uncompromisingly austere (reminding me of Helmut Walcha in the organ works) -- the polar opposite of the juicy Lara St. John.