Unsung Composers

The Music => Composers & Music => Topic started by: Alan Howe on Wednesday 02 September 2015, 02:26

Title: Interesting article on Reinecke's VC etc.
Post by: Alan Howe on Wednesday 02 September 2015, 02:26
Available here:
http://josephjoachim.com/2014/11/11/carl-reinecke-joseph-joachim-and-the-violin-concerto-op-141/ (http://josephjoachim.com/2014/11/11/carl-reinecke-joseph-joachim-and-the-violin-concerto-op-141/)
Title: Re: Interesting article on Reinecke's VC etc.
Post by: Mark Thomas on Thursday 03 September 2015, 22:18
Yes, an interesting and rewarding read. I must look out my copy of Ingolf Turban's recording.
Title: Re: Interesting article on Reinecke's VC etc.
Post by: Alan Howe on Thursday 03 September 2015, 22:22
Reinecke was an arch-conservative, of course. But he was a proper composer and his VC is quite wonderful.
Title: Re: Interesting article on Reinecke's VC etc.
Post by: Revilod on Friday 04 September 2015, 10:40
Yes, it's a wonderful piece...very much a "symphonic" concerto.  Perhaps, if Brahms' concerto hadn't come along, Joachim would have persevered with Reinecke's, his next performance would not have been below par and the concerto would have had a chance of entering the repertoire.