In this piece's finale, several runs of fifteen notes per measure and a series of eighth-note artificial harmonics occur after a challenging passage of upbow staccato double stops. After this piece's (-5[1])original and revised premieres were scheduled at times when Wally Burmester was unavailable, its composer vowed never to play it. This piece's first movement replaces the development section with a cadenza. (10[1])The timpani plays a long, short-short rhythm over strings playing short-short long to open this piece's finale. This concerto begins with muted violins playing repeated eighth notes that outline a D-minor chord before the soloist enters on (10[1])the notes (read slowly) ■END■