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Concerto in D major, Op. 35


Composer: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Instrument: Piano Accompaniment
Violin
Genre: Classical

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By Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893). Edited by David Oistrakh. For Violin and piano. Published by International Music Company (IM.1902).

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      David Díaz Loyola

      Location: from Ambato, Ecuador

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      October 14, 2008

      Great Concerto

      Great concerto and great edition very clearly, the commentary of editors very interesting, at important. I am happy for have chance to play this beatiful song, one of my fovorites concertos for violin.

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      Anonymous

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      December 18, 2007

      great

      This is a great piece, but it is difficult. I like the edition because it notes changes in part that is different from the score.

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      nickoram

      Location: from Ny.

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      June 12, 2007

      More Advance than the Brahms concerto.

      A very hard piece and it gets to the point.

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      Nigel Le

      Location: from Cleveland, OH

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      February 6, 2007

      The Grandfather of Violin Concertos

      The Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D Major is truely one of the most prestigious pieces to perform. To be able to bring this on stage is impressive itself. In a concerto competition this piece can be more impressive than many pieces but because of it's popularity may be judged harder....

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