"Beethoven's Violin Concerto is arguably the most important violin concerto for the vast majority of violinists. I think that is due to the purity of this work. It is free of all virtuosity and, strictly speaking, free of all anger. There are a few bars in the first movement that sound as if Beethoven would succumb to his frustration and worry at his fate, but they last only a very short time and always dissolve shortly afterwards. Without doubt, this violin concerto is one of his most contented works." This is what Julia Fischer is saying about Beethoven's Violin Concerto at JF CLUB. Read on here in the reading section!