Corelli sonata, recorder and harpsichord, Dan Laurin & Anna Paradiso Laurin

Performed live at concert in Holmens Kirke, Copenhagen, 4. Septemeber 2014
Recording and video engineer: Jonathan Ofir

[@gustavomadole1888]

SONATA OP 5 No 4 in F wonderful!!!

[@mauricesteger1505]

BRAVIIII!!! This is amazing and so inspiring. Thank you for the music!

[@BoshenaKorchynska]

bravo, mister Laurin!!

[@Gggggg_______________gg]

7. Corelli - “Adagio” from Sonata in F Major, Op.5 No.4
***recorder 牧童笛***

[@recorderson]

awesome. wonderful sound and performance !! Bravi to all two.

[@flelgrorf7577]

So beautiful

[@birgithausser4312]

Danke

[@ターミー-f5e]

日本人ですがリコーダー最高😃⤴️⤴️

[@belpberg1]

wunderschön und wunderschöne weiche "Läufe"

[@kc0dxf]

Which sonata is this? I would like to get the music. Thanks, it's a beautiful performance!

[@davidgutierrezmusic]

Bravo!!!!!!

[@voiceflutekf]

Bravi!

[@AlbertoDG83]

Brilliant! ;) recorder maker, please? Thanks!

[@AlbertoDG83]

***** Thank you very much! Yes... de Paolis is very good recorder maker. I have a ivory sopranino made by Luca and is marvelous

[@easonshum6061]

What piece is this?

[@dominicgee]

Sonata 4 op 8 by Corelli. It's on IMSLP but not in transription for recorder

[@hendrikeckhart2929]

Sorry! An excess of trills and variations like in this performance make the music weaker than in origin the idea was of this composition.

[@KlangMuscemb]

And what was the ’original idea’? Co-creation was a fundamental principle, as we can see from the many surviving contemporary sources of ornamentations of Corelli’s sonatas.