I've the idea of name very little known composers of violin concerts that you'll not heard live anywhere, all of them I have. As a certified maniac, I'll follow alphabetical order. Maybe some of you'll be motivate to investigate those guys:
You have only one entry for composer last name beginning with letter "J".
How do you classify Andre Jolivet's 1972 Concerto for Violin and Orchestra?
Would this opus be little-known by your criteria, or not?
There's only one recording of it that I am aware of:
Anyway, I consider Jolivet's piece to be lesser-known ... I would expect you would be familiar with this ... what are your thoughts on it?
Hey! i've heard of one of those. ;~) The Hubay concertos are pretty good. Shame there aren't more recordings of many of these, and modern interpretations. I liked the Khrennikov I have heard but haven't heard his violin works. His reputation has obviously suffered by being the big bad soviet composer.
Hmm... I think if you wanna hear Violin you must listen all the Beethoven's symphonys, they are preety good
I think you shoul start whith the number 6
I hope you listen to them
This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread.
Related Threads
?
?
?
?
?
Classical Music Forum
2.6M posts
40.6K members
Since 2004
A forum community dedicated to classical music for musicians and other enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about composers, compositions, arrangements, collections, recordings, techniques, instruments, styles, reviews, classifieds, and more!