20th-21st century Violin Concerti

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Missing and important:

Bacewicz (I tend to prefer the earlier concertos, so I'd include No. 1)
KA Hartman: Concerto funebre
Bernstein: Serenade

A few more, of perhaps less importance in the repertoire:

Alwyn (a very beautiful concerto)
The 2 Piston concertos
Benjamin Lees
Fricker (coupled with the previously mentioned Dan Morgan concerto on a Lyrita CD).  One of Fricker's more appealing works.

I'm sure there are more that I've forgotten.

A big thumbs up for the K. A. Hartmann, Bacewicz and Bernstein! Fabulous works.

[Karl Henning]

Yes, the Hartmann and Bernstein were nec. additions.

[DaveF]

It reminds me of this fun little meme I created:

Many years ago, when BBC Radio 3 used to have a Christmas quiz, contestants one year were asked to compose a limerick whose first line was "There was a composer named X".  David Owen Norris's contribution was:

There was a composer named Glass,
There was a composer named Glass,
There was a composer,
There was a composer,
There was a composer named Glass.

And shouldn't we have Davies and Janáček on the list?  Max definitely wrote a violin concerto and Janáček sort-of might have done.