Witold Lutosławski composed his Partita in 1984 for violin and piano, and it soon became one of the most admired violin works of its time. Its five movements alternate three fully notated main sections – an Allegro giusto, a central Largo and a closing Presto – with two brief Ad libitum interludes in which the players move freely and independently, a hallmark of the composer's 'controlled aleatory' technique. Lutosławski later made his own version with orchestra; here the Partita is heard in a new arrangement for violin and orchestra by the Australian violinist and director Richard Tognetti. Anna Rutkowska-Schock is the soloist with the NFM Leopoldinum Chamber Orchestra from Wrocław.