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Jean Sibelius (1865–1957) Complete Works (JSW) – SON 622

edited by the National Library of Finland and the Sibelius Society of Finland

Series II (Works for Violin (Violoncello) and Orchestra) Vol. 1: Violin Concerto in D minor early version [Op. 47]/1904 and final version Op. 47 edited by Timo Virtanen
SON 622 | €294.00€314.58

336 pages | 25 x 32 cm | 1612 g | ISMN: 979-0-004-80324-0 | Linen

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To all intents and purposes, Jean Sibelius wrote his Violin Concerto practically twice. To begin with, there are glaring discrepancies between the original version of 1903/04, which the composer self-critically withdrew immediately after the first performances, and the revision of 1905, which was so successful that posterity wonders why Sibelius composed only one work for this genre. The Complete Edition volume allows us to make a direct comparison for the first time: both versions of the Violin Concerto are printed consecutively and supplied with in-depth comments both in the Preface and the Critical Report.

1. Allegro moderato
2. Adagio di molto
3. Allegro, ma non tanto

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