Sinigaglia on Brilliant

[alberto]

I suppose that somebody in the forum will be interested to the Brilliant Cd 95239
"Leone Sinigaglia Music for violin and piano".
In reality the Cd contains music for violin and piano (original or arranged), for piano solo, for piano four-hands (the last is the concert overture "Le Baruffe Chiozzotte", which was conducted by Mahler in his last concert -reproduced in 2011 by Muti and Noseda- and recorded by Toscanini).
The "Danza Piemontese op.31 n.1", an orchestral piece, is present in a transcription for violin and piano.
There was an orchestral recording by Arthur Fiedler and Boston Pops I don't know if ever released on Cd.
The Brilliant Cd booklet claims that the piece (in orchestral form?) was performed before 1922 in more than 250 cities.
Now I hope in a recording of the fine Violin Concerto.