by Bériot
Violin Concerto No. 9, Opus 104 was written by Charles-Auguste de Bériot, which was first published in 1859 as his Violin Concerto No. 9 in A minor, Op. 104. This Romantic‑era concerto for solo violin and orchestra, often played in a piano reduction, is a highly virtuosic work that blends lyrical melodies with technical display and has long been used as a pedagogical and concert piece for advanced students. It remains one of de Bériot’s most frequently performed concertos and is widely known among violinists simply as “de Bériot 9.”
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