concerto

"I have studied, and worked on all Mozart Concerti but I only had limited chances to perform them at stages, as you could (a bit pitifully) imagine.

Your choice of the first movement of any of the Mozart concerti or the new, complete version of the Mozart Concerto Rondo (short version not allowed).

2) in my concerto repertoire of around 25 concerti, he says.

Conducting Concerti: A Technical and Interpretive Guide

Together with the Beethoven, Mendelssohn, and Tchaikovsky concerti, the Brahms concerto is considered one of the greatest nineteenth-century works in this form for violin and is one which Repin says "contains no artificial displays intended to be superficially effective.

The Avison Ensemble has also donated two CDs of their wonderful recording of Avison's 12 concerti after Geminiani, signed by the Avison Ensemble musicians.

With faculty soloists as principal players, ensembles--orchestra, in particular--can conveniently program works that feature soloist(s), such as concerti grossi.

From the set of six concerti published by Andre in Offenbach; edited by T.

Peter Martins's Concerti Armonici ("Harmonic Concertos") is a close kin of his 1987 all-male exercise, Les Gentilhommes ("The Gentlemen").

The two discs Corelli: Concerti grossi, op.6 (Opus 111, OPS 30-147 and OPS 30-155, rec 1996) by Europa Galante under their director Fabio Biondi opt for a relatively small string group with organ and harpsichord continuo.

Steven Gross, horn professor at the University of California Santa Barbara, and Jiri Havlik have made an elegant recording of classical concerti for two horns and orchestra.

The Italian virtuoso Giuliano Carmignola then directed the band from the violin in a selection of concerti for violin and strings by Vivaldi and Leclair, the French composer much influenced by him.