Samuel Barber's Violin Concerto (1939) is one of his most performed works. Its two opening movements are warmly lyrical and melodic, each around ten minutes long, before a disproportionately brief and technically ferocious finale in perpetuum mobile - an unusual structure that Barber himself stood firmly behind.
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98classicalThu 28.1.Philip Glass & Bowie
93classicalThu 14.1.Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto
93classicalThu 21.1.Beethoven & Shostakovich
90classicalThu 11.3.Brahms Piano Concerto No. 1
85classicalThu 12.11.Winter Dreams
82classicalThu 18.3.Bästa Byström - Uppsala Chamber Orchestra
82classicalThu 29.4.Valborg - Uppsala Chamber Orchestra
82classicalThu 27.5.Mozart unlimited
77classicalThu 19.11.Bruch with Ava Bahari
77classicalThu 17.12.Ein deutsches Requiem
77classicalWed 10.2.Pekka Kuusisto in Sibelius' Violin Concerto
73classicalThu 11.2.Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto