#tchaikovsky violin concerto

[musicianrambles]

I love you valse scherzo I love you souvenir de florence I love you canzonetta I love you nutcracker I love you melodie I love you symphony 4 I love you romeo and juliet I love you piano concerto 1 I love you adagio for wind

[takereveng3]

17-year-old prodigy Christian Li performs the virtuosic finale of Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto. 🎻

The Australian violinist recorded the full concerto, alongside other Tchaikovsky favourites, on @deccaclassics with the @liverpool_philharmonic and their conductor laureate Vasily Petrenko.

Hear the recording with Alexander Armstrong every morning this week, as he celebrates it as our Album of the Week.

classicfm

[dalliancekay]

Aziraphale's Walk Pt2 (video version)

Guess who just spent an evening learning how to put together clips and some Tchaikovsky. (I hope this works)

Thank you - for making my evening interesting (and my work day tomorrow... too I suppose since it's 3:38am ;)

[supercantaloupe]

ruslan and ludmilla overture on the may concert program. you all wiiiissshhhhh you were me

[figureskatingcostumes]

Alysa Liu skating to Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto at the 2022 World Championships and 2021 NHK Trophy.

(Sources: 1, 2, 3 and 4)

[saviourkingslut]

abt to go to the royal concertgebouw for the second time in a week like the bourgeois i am apparently

[symphonybracket]

Do you think you're gonna run another bracket after this, as was suggested early on? (ie. concertos, suites, song cycles, etc.)

I've been thinking about this and unfortunately I think I'm all bracket-ed out. This was a lot of fun but it was also more work than I was expecting. I would LOVE to participate in a suite/concerto/etc bracket though.

Does anyone else want to host a suite bracket?

Here are some of the things I learned hosting this one:

There should probably be some kind of way to limit how many submissions one person can do. For this bracket there were a couple people who submitted a LOT and then others therefore couldn't submit any later.

There should also be a way to help diversify the bracket a bit and preferentially select poc and women etc.

[twinprime]

having emotions related to experiences that are specific to me alone is SICKENING. what do you mean no one will ever understand the way i feel about this specific life event because it didn’t happen to them. what am i supposed to do when i start feeling too strongly about it again. who am i supposed to talk to. who will understand me

[dandelion-de-deus]

Once again thinking about the fourth movement of Sibelius’ Symphony No. 2

[misty-feathers]

tchaikovsky violin concerto my beloved

im nowhere NEAR able to play it but gimme like 10 years and im GOING to get there im transcending rn

[musicianrambles]

I will never stop thinking about the themes of Valse Scherzo vs the themes of the violin concerto... how one of them is an ode to everything he loves about a man and the other was the only thing keeping them together... how only valse scherzo was dedicated to Kotek... how one is filled with new love and optimism and the other is with heaviness and complexity... both pieces are intrinsically connected to the reason they fell in love in the first place... Kotek refusing to play the violin concerto ultimately caused the end of their affair forever... thinking about this

[beesholmes]

yknow that part in tchaikovsky violin concerto when the soloist goes zhzhzhhjkzjhzjhzjh and then the orchestra starts playing duuuhduuuh duhduhduhduh duuuuuh duuuduuuh duh

[judyoon]

RAY CHEN: Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto – A Stunning Artistry Display of Virtuosity and Deep Interpretation

An unmissable opportunity to experience the extraordinary talent and artistic depth of RAY CHEN! From March 13 to 16, 2025, Ray Chen will perform the exhilarating Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

Ray Chen’s unmatched violin playing breathes life into Tchaikovsky's emotional melodies.

The Greatest Virtuoso of 21 century RAY CHEN!!!

His exceptional technique and moving expressiveness infuse new life into Tchaikovsky's beautiful melodies. Under the baton of Teddy Abrams, the perfect collaboration with the Boston Symphony Orchestra will elevate the performance, creating a rich, profound musical experience that audiences will never forget.

The Perfect Harmony of Tchaikovsky

Ray Chen Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto is a work that combines both technical difficulty and emotional depth.

Ray’s stradiviolin Dolphin perfectly conveys the emotional journey that Tchaikovsky intended, skillfully merging the piece’s high technical demands with lyrical beauty.

In this performance, the Boston Symphony Orchestra led by Teddy Abrams would join forces to deliver Tchaikovsky's magnificent orchestral music and blend beautifully with Ray Chen's mesmerizing performance of Dolphin.

Experience the Essence of Classical Music This concert is not just an opportunity to experience Tchaikovsky’s composition.

It’s a chance to witness a technical and artistic masterpiece brought to life through the collaboration of Ray Chen and Teddy Abrams.

Please don’t miss this historic performance at Boston Symphony Hall from March 13 to 16, 2025!!!!

🔹 Dates:

Thursday, March 13, 2025, 7:30 PM

Friday, March 14, 2025, 1:30 PM

Saturday, March 15, 2025, 8:00 PM

Sunday, March 16, 2025, 2:00 PM

🔹 Venue: Symphony Hall, Boston, MA

🔹 Tickets and More Information:

★ Ray Chen's Official Website

★ Boston Symphony Orchestra

Don’t miss Ray Chen’s captivating Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto performance and the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s majestic collaboration!

This concert is not just an opportunity to listen to Tchaikovsky’s work; it’s a chance to experience a technical and artistic masterpiece created by the collaboration between Ray Chen and Teddy Abrams. Experience this extraordinary performance at Symphony Hall, Boston.

[paul-archibald]

Yehudi Menuhin (1916-1999)

The most musically gifted violin prodigy of his generation, Yehudi Menuhin was one of the defining figures in 20th-century culture. With a legacy of iconic recordings, improvising with Stéphane Grappelli, performing  ragas with Ravi Shanker and conducting the world’s great orchestras, he devoted his life to breaking down musical barriers.  Edward Elgar (1857-1934)Violin concerto Movt 1 (recorded…

[hayleylovesjessica]

Jessica Chastain posting a video of Augustin Hadelich performing a work for solo violin by Eugène Ysaÿe? Swoon!