Originally posted by mlb7171
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Your ten favourite Violin Concertos
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Originally posted by Anna View PostYes, it is true. The average R3 listener is a boring old fart ......
Berg, Elgar, Schoenberg (thanks, Hilary), Sibelius, Mendelssohn, Dvorak, Stravinsky, Bach (x2), Barber.[FONT=Comic Sans MS][I][B]Numquam Satis![/B][/I][/FONT]
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Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostSchoenberg
Walton
Henze 2
Bartok 2
Szymanowsky 1
Prokofiev 1
Ligeti
Blake
Malipiero
Barber
Definitely no boring old fart 18th / 19th century stuff...
Presume you refer to the beatific DAVID Blake and not the creator of the um.... er... 'Snowman'?
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Elgar
Mozart No.5.
Bruch Scottish Fantasy.
Saint Saens No.3.
Dvorak.
Shostakovich No.1
Bartok No,2
Mendelssohn.
Bruch No.1
Tchaikovsky
So there are 2 Bruch Concertos there and what's wrong with listening to CFM sometimes? CFM's Evening Concerts have been much better than some of the Proms this year. This is a Violin Concerto thread and in the past few days I have listened to a very poorly played Brahm's Concerto and something which sounded like a cat being tortured to death played by Midori, purporting to be a Violin Concerto and 'composed' by Etvos Both given at the Proms.
Would somebody please define an 'old fart'. I have a bus pass, a senior rail card, grey hair and draw my state and work's pensions. Does that make me one?
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Originally posted by AjAjAjH View PostElgar
Mozart No.5.
Bruch Scottish Fantasy.
Saint Saens No.3.
Dvorak.
Shostakovich No.1
Bartok No,2
Mendelssohn.
Bruch No.1
Tchaikovsky
So there are 2 Bruch Concertos there and what's wrong with listening to CFM sometimes? CFM's Evening Concerts have been much better than some of the Proms this year. This is a Violin Concerto thread and in the past few days I have listened to a very poorly played Brahm's Concerto and something which sounded like a cat being tortured to death played by Midori, purporting to be a Violin Concerto and 'composed' by Etvos Both given at the Proms.
Would somebody please define an 'old fart'. I have a bus pass, a senior rail card, grey hair and draw my state and work's pensions. Does that make me one?
If we had 20
then Szymanowski1 , both Prokofievs, Bruch 1,Harty,Schoenberg( thanks to HH here too ) ,Mozart 4 & 5 and Saint saens 3 would be joining my list.
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Skalkottas
Holmboe No. 2 (World Premiere Recording 2013! No.1 has never been played, but... I love it in my dreams...)
Saariaho (Graal Theatre)
Berio (Corale)
Feldman (Violin & Orchestra)
Dutilleux (L'Arbre des Songes)
Roberto Gerhard
Lutoslawski (Chain 2, Partita...)
Mozart 1 (the slow movement...!)
Schumann (the D minor & the A minor arrangement from the Cello Concerto)Last edited by jayne lee wilson; 01-09-13, 00:51.
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Please ignore this if you want, because it doesn't follow the rules at all.
Here are twenty that ought to be much better known (some are well known, I'll concede) and which give me enormous pleasure:
Atterberg
Barber
Bartok 2
Berg
Bliss
Bruch: Scottish Fantasy
Coleridge Taylor
Dvorak
d'Erlager
de Freitas Branco
Karlowicz
Khachaturian
Korngold
Prokofiev 2
Respighi: Concerto Gregoriano
Rosza
Rubbra
Suk: Fantasia
Weingartner
Haydn Wood
The fact that there's no Beethoven, Elgar, Brahms, Mozart, Bach, Mendelssohn, etc simply means that I'm ignoring the best-known concertos.
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