This is a work for violin and orchestra of the series named “Complicompositiones”, a term I coined from the Latin complicatio = “complication” and compositio = "composition" for compositions that look complicated, because that is what an orchestra score looks, even though, when examining it closely, it might be rather simple. I created this designation as a mockery about the fact that nowadays music must be complicated and difficult to be understood in order to be taken serious. This work pretends to be somewhat airy, romantic and dreamy.