Broeker noted that the first performance took place on 18 May 1966.[a][1] Further performances by other university orchestras followed in 1968 [b] and 1969 .[c]
The first and to date only recording [d] was released by Vox Turnabout in 1971 paired with Morton Subotnick's "Laminations" and John Eaton's "Concert Piece for Synket and Orchestra".[2]
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^Edward Seferian with the Tacoma-University of Puget Sound Orchestra under William Bergsma.[3]
^Emanual Zetlin with the University of Washington Sinfonietta under Stanley Chapple.[3]
^Fredell Lack with the University of Houston Symphony under A. Clyde Roller.[3]
^Edward Statkiewicz with the Polish Radio and Television Orchestra under Zdzislav Szostak, recorded 1969.[2][4]
Barnett, Rob (2003-09-03). "Review: American Concertos (Vox)". Musicweb International. Retrieved 2015-09-29.
Blaszkiewicz, Jacek; Coppen, David Peter; Craig, Tim; Fitzgerald, Kevin (2015). "Catalog: William Bergsma Collection" (PDF). Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester. Retrieved 2015-09-30.
Broeker, Tobias (2015). The 20th century violin concertante - A repertoire guide to the compositions for violin concertante written between 1894 and 2006(PDF) (2nd ed.). Self Published. ISBN978-3-00-050001-5.
violin, concerto, bergsma, william, bergsma, violin, concerto, composition, violin, orchestra, completed, 1965, contents, structure, performance, history, references, notes, sourcesstructure, editthe, composition, three, movements, moderato, pesante, poco, ada. William Bergsma s Violin Concerto is a composition for Violin and Orchestra completed in 1965 1 2 Contents 1 Structure 2 Performance history 3 References 3 1 Notes 3 2 SourcesStructure editThe composition is in three movements Moderato pesante Poco adagio Allegro ostinato A typical performance takes around 22 minutesPerformance history editBroeker noted that the first performance took place on 18 May 1966 a 1 Further performances by other university orchestras followed in 1968 b and 1969 c The first and to date only recording d was released by Vox Turnabout in 1971 paired with Morton Subotnick s Laminations and John Eaton s Concert Piece for Synket and Orchestra 2 References editNotes edit Edward Seferian with the Tacoma University of Puget Sound Orchestra under William Bergsma 3 Emanual Zetlin with the University of Washington Sinfonietta under Stanley Chapple 3 Fredell Lack with the University of Houston Symphony under A Clyde Roller 3 Edward Statkiewicz with the Polish Radio and Television Orchestra under Zdzislav Szostak recorded 1969 2 4 a b Broeker 2015 p 209 a b c Rosenboom 1971 a b c Blaszkiewicz et al 2015 p 28 Barnett 2003 Sources edit Barnett Rob 2003 09 03 Review American Concertos Vox Musicweb International Retrieved 2015 09 29 Blaszkiewicz Jacek Coppen David Peter Craig Tim Fitzgerald Kevin 2015 Catalog William Bergsma Collection PDF Eastman School of Music University of Rochester Retrieved 2015 09 30 Broeker Tobias 2015 The 20th century violin concertante A repertoire guide to the compositions for violin concertante written between 1894 and 2006 PDF 2nd ed Self Published ISBN 978 3 00 050001 5 Rosenboom David 1971 Liner Notes The Contemporary Composer in the USA LP Vox Turnabout TV S 34428 nbsp This article about a concerto is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Violin Concerto Bergsma amp oldid 1026697168, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
