Discovering Josef Mysliveček

[Toni Bernet]

Do you agree with me? Listening to the violin concertos by the Bohemian composer Josef Mysliveček (1737 - 1781) makes you think you are immersed in Mozart's world of sound?
Find out more about the Violin Concerto in D Major by
Josef Mysliveček:
https://unbekannte-violinkonzerte.jimdofree.com/e-1/myslive%C4%8Dek/

[Daverz]

Do you agree with me? Listening to the violin concertos by the Bohemian composer Josef Mysliveček (1737 - 1781) makes you think you are immersed in Mozart's world of sound?
Find out more about the Violin Concerto in D Major by
Josef Mysliveček:
https://unbekannte-violinkonzerte.jimdofree.com/e-1/myslive%C4%8Dek/

I think the influence probably went the other way.  I do think his violin concertos are very fine, particularly in the recordings by Shizuka Ishikawa.