It is an understatement to identify Vivaldi as the most significant composer ever of bassoon concertos. Even within Vivaldi's own oeuvre, the thirty-nine bassoon concertos (two of them incomplete) form an impressive group. The composer had a particular affinity with deeper instruments (the cell...

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1. Verfasser:	Vivaldi, Antonio 1678-1741 (VerfasserIn)
Format:	CD Audio
Sprache:	No linguistic content
Veröffentlicht:	[France] Naive [2010]
Schriftenreihe:	Tesori del Piemonte 45 Concerti per strumenti a fiato 5
Schlagworte:	Concertos (Bassoon with string orchestra)
Zusammenfassung:	It is an understatement to identify Vivaldi as the most significant composer ever of bassoon concertos. Even within Vivaldi's own oeuvre, the thirty-nine bassoon concertos (two of them incomplete) form an impressive group. The composer had a particular affinity with deeper instruments (the cello as well as the bassoon) which brought out especially vividly the melancholy, reflective side of his temperament. Morever, the bassoon concertos are all mature works with incomparable rhythmic variety, boldness of form and attention to detail. Bassoonist Sergio Azzolini is the real discovery of this recording, in which his playing demonstrates great energy and sensitive musicality. Accompanied by L'Aura Soave Cremona on period instruments for the 39th volume in the sprawling achivement of Naive's acclaimed Vivaldi Edition, this is the bassoon as you have never heard it before!
Beschreibung:	Recorded Nov. and Dec. 2009, Santuario di Ariadello, Soresina/CR (Italy). - Compact disc. - Program notes in English, French and Italian in container Sergio Azzolini, bassoon ; L'Aura Soave Cemona ; Diego Cantalupi, conductor RV 493 in sol maggiore -- RV 495 in sol minore -- RV 477 in do maggiore -- RV 488 in fa maggiore -- RV 503 in si bemolle maggiore -- RV 471 in do maggiore -- RV 484 in mi minore
Beschreibung:	1 sound disc 4 3/4 in Beih. (25 S.)