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Malipiero, Busoni: Violin Concertos

Domenico Nordio (violin), Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano Giuseppe Verdi, Tito Ceccherini

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I’d never come across either of Malipiero’s concertos before, and the First in particular (composed in 1932) really deserves to be better-known: the sunny, great-outdoors atmosphere of the first...

Malipiero, Busoni: Violin Concertos

Domenico Nordio (violin), Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano Giuseppe Verdi, Tito Ceccherini

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I’d never come across either of Malipiero’s concertos before, and the First in particular (composed in 1932) really deserves to be better-known: the sunny, great-outdoors atmosphere of the first...

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Contents and tracklist

Allegro (con spirito)
Track length5:30
Lento, ma non troppo
Track length7:16
Allegro
Track length9:50
Allegro
Track length3:48
Non troppo lento
Track length8:00
Alquanto mosso
Track length6:19
Allegro moderato
Track length8:09
Quasi andante
Track length8:52
Allegro impetuoso
Track length6:46

Awards and reviews

  • Presto Editor's Choice
    July 2018

July 2018

I’d never come across either of Malipiero’s concertos before, and the First in particular (composed in 1932) really deserves to be better-known: the sunny, great-outdoors atmosphere of the first movement put me in mind of Vivaldi through the lens of Copland, whilst the elegiac central movement has more than a whiff of Shostakovich. Nordio makes an equally persuasive case for Busoni’s expansive (and attractively tuneful) homage to Beethoven. Do give this lovely album a whirl!
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