Concerto pour violon avec accompagnement d’orchestre
By Ignace Lilien
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Concerto for violin with orchestral accompaniment
1. Maestoso-Allegro
2. Adagio
3. Interlude (Lento)
4. Finale (Metamorphoses) (Allegro con brio)
+ piano reduction
Concerto for violin with orchestral accompaniment
1. Maestoso-Allegro
2. Adagio
3. Interlude (Lento)
4. Finale (Metamorphoses) (Allegro con brio)
+ piano reduction
His hometown Lemberg, in the Ukraine known as Lviv, and in Poland as Lwów, has a history of occupation by shifting powers. This is why the Germans had trouble figuring out Ignace Lilien's real identity; he survived the war with forged documents. He worked as a chemical engineer, but that didn’t stop him from composing a large oeuvre. His life was as varied as his music, with influences ranging from Polish modernism to South American rhythms and timbres.
by Frans van Ruth