Fantasy on Russian Themes (alternatively known by the longer title “Concert Fantasy on Two Russian Themes”) is a piece by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov written for violin and orchestra. The composer began working on the piece shortly after finishing his Symphony No. 3, and dedicated it to violinist Pyotr Krasnokutsky. The Fantasy was one of the few concertante works by Rimsky-Korsakov, and as eponymously implied, derives much inspiration from the Russian folk songs “I am Tired of the Night” and “The Young Girl Went Walking in the Little Wood”.


Date: 1886-1887
Catalogue: Op. 33
Dedicatee: Pyotr Krasnokutsky

Performers:
Lydia Mordkovitch on violin
Neeme Järvi as conductor
Royal Scottish National Orchestra


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