Mokrý’s “Violin Concertino in G major,” first published in 1936, is especially notable for its accessibility to young violinists, as it is designed to be played in the first position. This piece showcases Mokrý’s ability to create music that is both educational and artistically rewarding. The three movements—Allegro moderato, Andante cantabile, and Allegro—offer a range of emotions, from the lively to the lyrical.