Bartok/ Schmid - Concerto for Violin & Orchestra 1 & 2Austrian star violinist Benjamin Schmid has a great reputation for his extraordinarily broad repertoire, which besides lesser known works for violin also includes the jazz genre. In cooperation with the Pannonic Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of Tibor Boganyi, Schmid now releases a recording of both violin concertos by Bela Bartok. Written in 1908, the first concerto Op. Posth. Sz 36 remained lost due to his unfortunate admiration of, and the

better known for his recordings under The Spencer Davis Group

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Schubert's Mass in C and Mass in G

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The third symphony was begun in 1971 in Jamtland and was completed in 1975 at Salto in Bohuslan

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While there are parts of this record that could sit neatly next to the atmospheric quality of 1995's Pygmalion

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and the E-MEX-Ensemble for New Music have partnered up to present a cross-section of the work of the Jewish composer