Vivaldi - Concertos for Anna Maria (Mariana Sirbu) [1980]

Concerto In D Minor For Violin, Strings And Continuo Rv 248
1. 1. Allegro 
2. 2. Largo-Presto 
3. 3. Allegro Ma Non Molto 
Concerto In D For Violin, Strings And Continuo Rv 229
4. 1. Allegro 
5. 2. Largo 
6. 3. Allegro
Concerto In B Flat For Violin, Strings And Continuo Rv 363
7. 1. Allegro 
8. 2. Largo 
9. 3. Allegro 
Concerto In E Flat For Violin, Strings And Continuo Rv 260
10. 1. Allegro 
11. 2. Adagio 
12. 3. Allegro 
Concerto In E Flat For Violin, Strings And Continuo Rv 349
13. 1. Allegro
14. 2. Largo
15. 3. Allegro Ma Poco
Concerto In E Flat For Violin, Strings And Continuo  Rv 267
16. 1. Allegro
17. 2. Largo
18. 3. Allegro Ma Poco

Mariana Sirbu (Violin)
I Musici

With the number of Vivaldi concerto recordings flooding the market, what is a starter CD-buyer to do? How can he or she make a choice? Perhaps if a reviewer has any function at all, it is to steer the prospective purchaser in the right direction. If you like period instruments, the new disc with Giorgio Sasso might be a candidate for an ideal one-CD Vivaldi choice. The Roman group plays brilliantly, and the selection of works for string orchestra is superb, with two emotional pieces, a Sinfonia in G minor and a Sonata in E flat, Al S Sepulchro (At Christ’s Tomb/Burial). The other disc, on modern instruments (but very crisply played), is a series of six works composed for Vivaldi’s star pupil at the Pietà, Anna Maria, who performed on violin, viola d’amore, cello, lute, theorbo, mandolin and harpsichord. These are delightful violin concertos, admirably played by Mariana Sirbu and I Musici, one of the pioneers of the Vivaldi revival. ---HC Robbins Landon, classical-music.com

download (mp3 @320 kbs):

yandex 4shared mega mediafire zalivalka cloudmailru uplea

back