A lyrical and virtuosic masterpiece by Alexander Glazunov, the Violin Concerto in A minor, Op. 82 blends seamless structure with Romantic warmth. This Eulenburg edition provides a compact full score for study and performance reference.
Radiant Romantic lyricism and formidable virtuosity define this cornerstone concerto by Alexander Glazunov. The Violin Concerto in A minor, Op. 82, composed in 1904 and dedicated to the legendary pedagogue Leopold Auer, received its premiere in 1905 at a Russian Musical Society concert in St Petersburg. Cast in three movements played without pause, the concerto unfolds as a seamless musical arc, blending sweeping melody with refined orchestral color. The cadenza—written by Glazunov himself—is particularly renowned for its extensive double stops, making it one of the most technically demanding passages in the violin repertoire. This International Music Company (IMC) edition, transcribed for violin and piano and edited by David Oistrakh, offers authoritative insight and a practical format for advanced performance preparation.
Key Features:
Composed in 1904; premiered in 1905
Dedicated to Leopold Auer
Three movements performed without pause
Composer-written cadenza with demanding double stops
A lyrical and virtuosic masterpiece by Alexander Glazunov, the Violin Concerto in A minor, Op. 82 blends seamless structure with Romantic warmth. This Eulenburg edition provides a compact full score for study and performance reference.
A captivating Spanish-inspired work originally for piano, Serenade Espagnole by Glasunow, has been transcribed for violin and piano by Fritz Kreisler. This limited edition soft cover from Schott offers a rare chance to own a unique arrangement—only two copies are left!
A Romantic concerto masterpiece by Alexander Glazunov, the Violin Concerto in A minor, Op. 82 combines sweeping lyricism with virtuosic brilliance. This M. P. Belaieff violin and piano edition is ideal for advanced performance preparation.