Wednesday night June 11 at 7:00 on the “Evening Concert” on “W-I-L-L Classical” it’s the San Francisco Symphony. You’ll hear Prokofiev’s “3rd Symphony in C Minor” and the rarely heard “Viola Concerto” by William Walton with soloist Jonathan Vinocour. Gustavo Gimeno guest conducts.

Alos on the program, music by Mendelssohn and Sir William Walton.

Also on the programs, a few of the Brahm's "Hungarian Dances" for piano-four hands, and music by Walton and Zemlinksy.

Vaughan Williams wrote his "Fantasia" in 1910 with a premiere later that same year; the Walton Violin Concerto dates from 1938-39 and had it's premeiere in Cleveland with the dedicatee Heifetz as soloist, Rodzinski conducting.

One of those Concertos for Piano and Orchestra is by Mozart (his 20th) and one by Prokofiev (his 3rd)....