About the piece:
Written by David Lasocki and Anthony Rowland Jones in the The Cambridge Companion to the Recorder (Cambridge Companions to Music)
Music:
complete score:
facsimilie: click here.
modern score: click here.
parts: click here.
Recordings:
Dan Laurin (recorder)
Drottiningholms Barocken Ensemble / Dan Laurin (conductor)
I. Allegro non molto 0:06
II. Largo 4:33
III. Untitled 6:51
Barokkanerne with soloist Alexandra Opsahl – A very beautiful recording with a relatively unknown player.
Pamela Thorby, recorder
Sonnerie, Monica Huggett, conductor
Monica Huggett, violin, Emilia Benjamin, violin, Katherine McGillvray, viola, Alison McGillvray, cello
Sarah Groser, violone, Matthew Halls, harpsichord/organ
Frans Bruggen:
3rd movement
Richard Harvey with the London Vivaldi Orchestra conducted by Monica Huggett:
Giuseppe Paradiso in one of the fastest renditions:
Aldo Abreu – recorder, Julia McKenzie, Laura Gulley – violin, Daniel Rowe – cello, Anne Trout – violone
John Gibbons, harpsichord:
Leonard Kwon, Worthwhile to follow his fingerings… :
Interesting arrangements:
A version for recorder and guitar:
A new version of Vivaldi’s Concerto c-minor, Allegro, recorded in Haldenhof in Mühlingen, Germany.
And maybe the most surprising:
Geert Chatrou whistling this concert with Philharmonischer Orchester Kiel: