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Radio 3's Proms Marathon continues with Polish violinist Maria W艂oszczowska directing the Royal Northern Sinfonia in a programme of musical innovations and provocations; and pianist Christian Ihle Hadland joins them for Mendelssohn's rarely heard double concerto.

Polish violinist Maria W艂oszczowska directs the Royal Northern Sinfonia in a programme of musical innovations and provocations. Gra偶yna Bacewicz turns an 18th-century entertainment into a witty, piquant and often densely beautiful miniature. The 14-year-old Mendelssohn had no model for his unusual Concerto for Violin, Piano and Strings but combined his two soloists with ingenious and eloquent results. At the other end of his career, Mozart took the symphony to new heights in his final three efforts in the genre, beginning with the vivacious Symphony No. 39, whose brilliance veers on the cusp of darkness.

Presented by Linton Stephens, from The Fire Station, Sunderland

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Felix Mendelssohn: Concerto for Violin,鈥疨iano鈥痑nd Strings
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No.鈥�39

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Christian Ihle Hadland鈥�(piano)
Royal Northern Sinfonia