[Rogerx]

On this moment

Sibelius: Violin Concerto
Elgar: Violin Concerto
Schumann: Violin Concerto
Saint-Saëns: Violin Concerto No. 3
Nielsen: Violin Concerto.

 

[Brahmsian Colors]

Brahms
Bruch 1st
Bruch Scottish Fantasy
Dvorak
Mendelssohn
Mozart 3rd
Mozart 4th
Saint-Saens 3rd
Schumann
Tchaikovsky

 

[Roger Knox]

My current favorites:

Roentgen 1 (A minor)
Szymanowski 2
Prokofiev 2
Bartók 2
Berg

 

[KevinW]

I actually like Beethoven Piano Concerto No.6 as much as his Violin Concerto, which is my favorite.

 

[EvaBaron]

1. Sibelius
2. Beethoven
3. Sibelius
4. Mendelssohn
5. Brahms

 

[Enthusiast]

There are many violin concertos that I enjoy a lot but the ones I think of as the 5 post-Baroque greatest are

Brahms,
Berg,
Beethoven,
Sibelius,
Bartok (#2)

 

[haziz]

At the moment:

1. Sibelius
2. Bruch 1
3. Tchaikovsky
4. Mendelssohn
5. Bruch Scottish Fantasy
6. RVW Lark Ascending
7. Nielsen
8. Bruch 2
9. Bruch 3

 

[Prodromides]

Here are some of the best ... without the word 'concerto' in their titles:

Marius Constant's "103 Regards dans l'eau" (1981), for solo violin and orchestra
Henri Dutilleux's "L'arbre des Songes" (1983-1985)
Giacinto Scelsi's "Anahit" for Violin and Chamber Orchestra (1965)
Ottorino Respighi's "Poema autunnale" per violino e orchestra (1925)
Robert Farnon's Rhapsody for Violin and Orchestra (1958)
Bent Sørensen's "Sterbende Gärten" (1992-1993)
Morton Feldman's 1979 Violin and Orchestra
Maurice Jarre's Mobiles for Violin and Orchestra (1961)

 

[leonsm]

The firsts that come out of my mind (sorry if this list surpass a little the ten's limit):

Bach: BWV 1041
Bach: BWV 1042
Bach: BWV 1043
Prokofiev: Concerto no. 1
Prokofiev: Concerto no. 2
Respighi: Poema Autunnale
Respighi: Concerto Gregoriano
Respighi: Concerto alla Antica
Atterberg: Concerto
Khachaturian: Concerto
Bloch: Baal Shem
Walton: Concerto
Bax: Concerto