Very Nice Violin Concerto

There's probably many threads about classical music, I just want to post a very nice violin concerto by Bach (probably my favourite and quite popular I believe). Feel free to post your favourite ones as well.

3 parts.

Heinrich Ignaz von Biber, the greatest violin player and composer of the 17th century

Sonata in E Major

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Battalia a 10, part 1

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Battalia a 10, part 2

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Sonata representativa

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Sonata No 12 in C Major (The Ascension), Rosary Sonatas.

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Vivaldi's Le Quatro Staggioni is my favourite string piece.

But I like Bach and von Biber too.

I am someone miffed that people tend to cut off their taste for orchestral music at the year 1700. For me the 1800's, and dare I say the 1900's are rich with excellent music that at least for my tastes are so much more emotionally engaging. Heres a sample of from Saint Saens who wrote in the late 1800's and into the early 1900's

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I am someone miffed that people tend to cut off their taste for orchestral music at the year 1700. For me the 1800's, and dare I say the 1900's are rich with excellent music that at least for my tastes are so much more emotionally engaging. Heres a sample of from Saint Saens who wrote in the late 1800's and into the early 1900's

Just stretching the page even more, here's a non-western and modern piece, from Mao-era China.

Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto
Story of piece

The four seasons was composed in 1723.

Brahms Violin Concerto