Violin Concerto, Op.47

Jean Sibelius Looking for a Platinum Patron

€105

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About this work

Jean Sibelius’ Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47 stands as a technically challenging and emotionally profound piece in the classical violin repertoire.

Originally composed in 1904 and revised in 1905, it showcases Sibelius' exceptional skill in orchestration, combining intricate musical textures with deeply evocative emotional themes.
It remains a milestone in violin literature, admired for its complexity and expressive depth, and for being unique in its blend of Nordic mysticism and Romantic intensity.

The solo violin and orchestra often engage in a dialogue, with the orchestra playing an essential role rather than merely accompanying the soloist.
The concerto has become a staple of the violin repertoire, beloved for its beauty and challenge.

Anecdote

Sibelius originally intended his Violin Concerto to be premiered by the renowned violinist Willy Burmester, but due to scheduling conflicts, a lesser-known soloist, Viktor Nováček, performed it in 1904.
The poorly prepared premiere was a disaster, prompting Sibelius to revise the concerto, creating the version that is widely performed today.

When it was reintroduced in 1905 under Richard Strauss, it was a success.
Finally, Burmester never performed the work, despite being Sibelius' first choice.

Complete work (1 movements)

€105

This concerto contains the following movements:

Solo instruments
- violin

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