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Concerto for Violin No. 2 (op. 139)
by Vagn Holmboe
Orchestration
3333-4300-timp+3-cel-str-soloist(vln)
Duration
25 minutes
Year Composed
1979
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Movements & Players Table
Part Name | Movements | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | |
Allegro | Adagio affettuoso–Allegro molto | |
| 12' 00'' | 13' 00'' | |
Piccolo | Piccolo | |
Flute 1 | C Flute | |
Flute 2 | C Flute | |
Oboe 1 | Oboe | |
Oboe 2 | Oboe | |
English Horn | English Horn | |
Clarinet 1 | Clarinet in Bb | |
Clarinet 2 | Clarinet in Bb | |
Clarinet 3 | Bass Clarinet in Bb | |
Bassoon 1 | Bassoon | |
Bassoon 2 | Bassoon | |
Contrabassoon | Contrabassoon | |
Horn 1 | Horn in F | |
Horn 2 | Horn in F | |
Horn 3 | Horn in F | |
Horn 4 | Horn in F | |
Trumpet 1 | Trumpet in C | |
Trumpet 2 | Trumpet in C | |
Trumpet 3 | Trumpet in C | |
Timpani | Timpani | |
Percussion 1 | Tenor Drum, Suspended Cymbal, Vibraphone, Xylophone, and Snare Drum | |
Percussion 2 | ||
Percussion 3 | ||
Celesta | Tacet | Celesta |
Violin 1 | Violin Section | |
Violin 2 | Violin Section | |
Viola | Viola Section | |
Cello | Cello Section | |
Double Bass | Bass Section | |
Solo: Violin | Violin | |
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