Antonio Vivaldi: Bassoon Concerto in F Major, RV 486

00:00 - I. Allegro non molto
04:00 - II. Largo
06:29 - III. Allegro
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Bassoon: Sergio Azzolini
Ensemble: L'Onda Armonica
Year of Recording: 2021
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"Seven of Vivaldi's bassoon concertos are in F major. The Concerto in F major, RV 486, scored as always for the solo instrument and string orchestra with continuo, begins with an orchestral ritornello before the first solo episode, and the alternation of orchestral and solo passages, the latter calling for considerable virtuosity. The slow movement is in the form of an aria for the bassoon and continuo which explores the lyrical potentiality of the solo instrument, principally in the tenor register. The principle of alternating orchestral ritornello and solo passages is duly followed in the last movement, which bursts in with the expected energy." (Keith Anderson)
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Antonio Vivaldi composed music better than Yanni ever did and will ever be set to composing music from the heavens above being such an expertise musician that ever existed in the world knowing he was the greatest composer that ever lived.

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[@paulmead5832]

What a sweet movement the 1st is!