Concertos Premiered

MAUD POWELL'S
AMERICAN AND WORLD PREMIERES
OF VIOLIN CONCERTOS

DATE	DESCRIPTION

April 6, 1888 January 19, 1889	Tchaikovsky Concerto in D, 1st movement New York Philharmonic, Anton Seidl, conductor. Tchaikovsky Concerto in D, complete New York Symphony, Walter Damrosch, conductor.
April 14, 1889	Henry Holden Huss Romanze and Polonaise, Op. 11, (Dedicated to Maud Powell), World Premiere, New York Arion Society "Grand Concert," Frank Van der Stucken, conductor
February 14, 1891	Saint-Saëns Concerto No. 2 in C, Brooklyn Philharmonic, Theodore Thomas, conductor.
February 23, 1891	Henry Rowe Shelley Concerto in G Minor (Dedicated to Maud Powell), World Premiere, C. Mortimer Wiske, probable conductor, orchestra unknown.
November 12, 1893	Dvorak Concerto in A Minor, New York Arion Society Orchestra, Frank van der Stucken, conductor. (New York premiere)
April 7, 1894	Dvorak Concerto in A Minor, New York Philharmonic, Anton Seidl, conductor. (New York premiere with major orchestra) Dvorak attended this concert & thanked Powell afterward
December 28, 1890	Lalo Concerto in F Major, Op. 20, Theodore Thomas Orchestra, (New York), Theodore Thomas, conductor.
April 29, 1896	Lalo Concerto Russe in G Minor, Anton Seidl, conductor, German Press Club Concert, New York.
January 11, 1901	Rimsky-Korsakov Fantasia Concertante on Russian Themes, New York Philharmonic, Emil Paur, conductor.
October 1904 exact date unknown	Jules Conus Concerto in E Minor, Russian Symphony Orchestra, Modest Altschuler, conductor.
December 30, 1905	Arensky Concerto in A Minor, Russian Symphony Orchestra, Modest Altschuler, conductor.
April 2, 1906	Huss Concerto in D Minor, Op. 12 (Dedicated to Maud Powell), World Premiere, Russian Symphony Orchestra, Modest Altschuler, conductor.
November 30, 1906	Sibelius Concerto in D Minor, New York Philharmonic, Wassily Safonoff, conductor.
November 21, 1909	Tor Aulin Concerto in C Minor, Minneapolis Symphony, Emil Oberhoffer, conductor.
June 8, 1911	Bruch Concertstück, World Premiere, Norfolk (CT) Festival Orchestra, Arthur Mees, conductor.
June 4, 1912	Coleridge-Taylor Concerto in G Minor (Dedicated to Maud Powell), World Premiere, Norfolk (CT) Festival Orchestra, Arthur Mees, conductor.