A comparative research on the neoclassical orchestral works of the twentieth century

Emerging in the first half of the 20th century in music, Neo-classicism became one of the primary movements of the century, with many composers producing works in this style. Though the term "Neo-classic" is reminiscent of the Classical Era, in other words the 18th century, the era in question did not confine itself only to Classicism, instead it made allusions to technical and stylistic materials used in Baroque and Renaissance eras. In the first half of the 20th century, Neo-classical composers varied in their use of aforementioned styles, each interpreting these old materials and styles in a way unique to themselves. Hence, they composed works displaying different features from each other under the umbrella term "Neo-classical Music". This study aims to analyze the differences between selected Neo-classic violin concertos.