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Mendelssohn
Violin Concerto in E minor, op. 64 |
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Originally composed for Mendelssohn's friend and collaborator Ferdinand
David, the Violin Concerto provides the soloist with an unparalleled
opportunity for brilliant passage work. A wondrous play between
violin and orchestra inspires the soul.
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See
our composer biography here.
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Musica
recommended recording |
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Soloist:
Joshua Bell |
Sony's
Bell website |
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Orchestra: Salzburg
Camerata |
Orchestra
website |
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Conductor:
Roger Norrington |
EMI's
Norrington webpage |
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Label:
Sony Classical |
Label
website |
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Catalogue
Ref: SK89505 |
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Release
Date: July 2002 |
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More information about this recording |
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Label
(Sony Classical) |
Sony
disc information |
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In a field peopled by impressive interpretations from Perlman, Kennedy
and Mullova to name but three, Joshua Bell turned in a stunningly simple
and direct performance of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto, including his
own cadenza.
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