Korngold Op. 35

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Korngold Op. 35 is Erich Wolfgang Korngold’s lush, Romantic-style Violin Concerto in D major, composed in the 1940s and now a staple of the 20th-century violin repertoire.

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instanceOf musical composition
violin concerto
basedOn themes from Korngold’s film scores
catalogueNumber Op. 35
composer Erich Wolfgang Korngold
composerNationality Austrian
compositionEndDate 1945
compositionPlace Hollywood, California
compositionStartDate 1945
countryOfOrigin United States
dedicatedTo Alma Mahler
dedicationType personal dedication
era post-Romantic
firstMovementTitle Moderato nobile
genre concerto
hasRecordingBy Anne-Sophie Mutter
Hilary Hahn
Itzhak Perlman
Jascha Heifetz
influencedBy film music aesthetics
late-Romantic Austro-German tradition
instrumentation solo violin and orchestra
isPartOf 20th-century violin repertoire
key D major
languageOfTempoMarkings Italian
movementCount 3
notableFeature lush late-Romantic harmony
lyrical melodic lines
virtuosic solo violin writing
opusNumber Op. 35
orchestration full symphony orchestra
period 20th-century music
premiereConductor Vladimir Golschmann NERFINISHED
premiereDate 1947-02-15
premiereLocation St. Louis, Missouri, United States
premiereOrchestra Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra
premierePerformer Bronisław Huberman
publisher Schott Music
secondMovementTitle Romance: Andante
soloInstrument violin
status standard violin concerto repertoire
style Romantic
thirdMovementTitle Finale: Allegro assai vivace
title Violin Concerto in D major
tonalCenter D major
typicalDuration approximately 25 minutes
usesMaterialFrom Another Dawn
Anthony Adverse
Juarez
The Prince and the Pauper

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