Concertos with orchestra

Nicoló Paganini

Concerto No. 1, D major * § (Colombia) (35')
Concerto No. 2, "La Campanella", b minor * + $ (35')
Concerto No. 3, E major (35')
Concerto No. 4, d minor * + $ (35')
"Le Couvent de Mont St. Bernard" - Concerto for violin, male choir and orchestra (the final movement is the rondo "La Campanella') * + (30')

Aram Khachaturian

Concerto in D major $ (45')
Concerto-Rhapsody $(25')

Henri Wieniawski

Concerto No. 1, f sharp minor * (25')
Concerto No. 2, d minor (25')

Bela Bartók

Concerto No. 2, b minor (35')

Johannes Brahms

Concerto D major § (Ukraine) (40')
Double Concerto (Violin + Cello) (40')

Peter Tschaikovsky

Concerto in D major (40')

Henri Vieuxtemps

Concerto No. 1, E major (25')
Concerto No. 4, d minor (35')
Concerto No. 5, A major (20')

Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst

Concerto in f # minor (20')

Sergei Prokofjew

Concerto No. 2, g minor (35')

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