By
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 5 in A Major, K. 219, often referred to as the "Turkish" concerto, is a significant work in the violin concerto repertoire. Composed in 1775, it is notable for its exotic and lively final movement that features a "Turkish" theme. This concerto consists of three movements and displays Mozart's signature elegance and melodic charm, making it a popular and enduring piece in the classical canon.
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by:
Stefan Jackiw
Written when Mozart was only 19, his fifth violin concerto broke new ground and surprised 18th-century audiences with its radical approach to form. Nevertheless, its wondrous opening and expressive gestures are entrancing, and Stefan Jackiw shows you how to make it all work. Jackiw's analytical instruction, harmonic awareness, and narrative sensibilities coupled with live piano accompaniment make this a master class in musical taste.
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