Violin concerto
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Sep 6, 2026
“Double Duos”
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56:08MikeHOST
So we get a chamber work.
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56:10MikeHOST
This is from around the same time as the Violin Concerto.
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56:12MikeHOST
This was written in 2009.
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56:15MikeHOST
And this particular performance features Anselm Mütter on violin, Daniel Müller-Schott on cello, and Lambert Orkus on piano.
Sunday Times Sunday NY Times Arts & Leisure section
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50:41JeanNARRATOR
I'm always looking, like, can I go to Finland next weekend to hear his music? Floating Points, whose real name is Sam Shepard, keeps a pristine graphic score for Ligeti's articulations in his home studio alongside other 20th century masterpieces by Messiaen, Stravinsky, and Tadamitsu.
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51:02JeanNARRATOR
But one score lay apart from the rest, within easy reach of his sofa, a copy of Delicot's Violin Concerto, L'Arbre de Songs, full of annotations and adorned with post-it notes.
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51:16JeanNARRATOR
This niche choice might come as a surprise from a DJ who regularly appears at the world's biggest festivals.
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51:24JeanNARRATOR
But Augustin Hadlik's 2015 recording of Le Arbre with the Seattle Symphony was Shepard's top album on Spotify last year.
Perspective Thursday
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135:54Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
He wrote many other pieces as well.
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135:56Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
This is a violin concerto in B-flat major, performed here by Yuriko Naganuma on violin and the Audoli Instrumental Ensemble with conductor Jean-Walter Audoli.
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136:09Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
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136:09speaker_26UNKNOWN
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144:04Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
[on-hold music]That was a Violin Concerto in B-flat major by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, performed by violinist Yoriko Naganuma and the Audoli Instrumental Ensemble with conductor Jean-Valter Audoli.
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150:28Ben SchwindSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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150:30Ben SchwindSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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Gil Shaham, Eric Jacobson and the Virginia Symphony Orchestra perform Coleridge-Taylor
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0:44Julie AmacherHOST
That's violinist Gil Shaham.
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0:46Julie AmacherHOST
He was so excited to collaborate with Eric Jacobson and the Virginia Symphony Orchestra to perform the violin concerto in G minor by British composer Samuel Coolridge Taylor.
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0:58Julie AmacherHOST
That work is paired on his new recording with the violin concerto by Dvorak and also a piece of music inspired by Dvorak from Curtis Stewart.
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1:09Julie AmacherHOST
You'll find out how all of these works are connected in this week's edition of New Classical Tracks from American Public Media.
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1:16Julie AmacherHOST
I'm Julie Elmacher.
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8:43Gil ShahamGUEST
I do think it's Elgarian.
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8:45Gil ShahamGUEST
I mean, I feel like it's a similar orchestration.
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8:49Gil ShahamGUEST
It's a certain way the narrative is told in the piece that reminds me of You know, those great Elgar symphonies or even the Elgar Violin Concerto.