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Work: Violin Concerto no. 1 in G minor, Op.26

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ComposerBruch, Max (1838-1920)
PeriodRomantic
Work typeOrchestral
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LondonNational Symphony Orchestra - Landscapes in Sound

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Smetana, Bruch, Rachmaninov
National Symphony Orchestra (UK); Rimma Sushanskaya; Coco Tomita

MunichKlassik am Odeonsplatz

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Wagner, Bruch, Mendelssohn
Munich Philharmonic Orchestra; Lahav Shani; Janine Jansen

IwakuniNHKSO Concert in Iwakuni

NHK Symphony Orchestra, Tokyo
Mozart, Bruch, Beethoven
NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo; Dmitry Matvienko; Timothy Chooi
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Karabits and Szeps-Znaider carouse with the LPO

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The sparkle of Max Bruch's Fecond Violin Concerto and the drama of Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony overcome the gloom of Anna Thorvaldsdottir’s dark forebodings. 
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Shared language and living history: Zubin Mehta and the Vienna Phil

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Zubin Mehta, Pinchas Zukerman and the Vienna Philharmonic meet in repertoire they know intimately, illuminating it through mutual understanding. 
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Czech Janáček Philharmonic lift Cadogan Hall’s roof in Shostakovich

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The Czech orchesta and Daniel Raiskin bring Janáček from Ostrava, along with evergreen Bruch and a noisy Shostakovich Tenth Symphony. 
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StockholmRozen & Yang

Stockholms Konserthusstiftelse
Beethoven, Bruch, Pejačević
Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra; Jiří Rožeň; Inmo Yang

La CoruñaBruch, Violin Conerto no. 1

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Bruch: Violin Concerto no. 1 in G minor, Op.26
Orquesta Sinfónica de Galicia; Andrew Litton; Sergey Khachatryan

LondonChineke! and Tai Murray

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Coleridge-Taylor, Bruch, Beethoven
Chineke! Orchestra; Fawzi Haimor; Tai Murray
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Bachtrack top ten: Violin Concertos

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When Mark and Elisabeth considered their top ten violin concertos, an easy truce was agreed. Sorry, Johannes, but when it comes to violin concertos, Pyotr Ilyich was victorious.