In later years the required repertoire and the gala concerts have included new works especially commissioned for the competition or works closely associated with the host country. At the 2010 Oslo competition, the previously required works by Paganini were replaced with works by the Norwegian violinist and composer Ole Bull to mark the bicentenary of his birth. The 2008 competition in Cardiff saw the world premiere of Welsh composer Mervyn Burtch's "Elegy for King Arthur". The 2014 Austin, Texas competition included two world premieres of Texas-themed works: Donald Grantham's "Black-eyed Suzy" and Dan Welcher's "The Cowboy and the Rattlesnake". The three commissioned works premiered at the 2016 London competition were John Rutter's "Visions", Roxanna Panufnik's "Hora Bessarabia" and Òscar Colomina Bosch's "Shpigl".