A. Vivaldi: RV 48 / Sonata for flute & b.c. in C major / Conserto musico

[@JohnPortman]

@RWtrenes it's a beautiful cd... from Brilliant...

[@AlbertoDG83]

@filme3 because the pitch is 415hz. on baroque original or copy instruments the standar pitch is 415hz, no 440.

[@ssc70402]

Organ as basso continuo :D!

[@VictorLeon92]

Can I ask you where do you find this magical music? also, the pictures that you show on your videos are too great... Good music with nice pictures, my heart beats quickly and get's bigger :) Thank you for share this with us.

[@TheProphetEliza]

i think its lovely, although I think there more could have been made of the ornamentation in the slow movement... we're talking italian baroque after all!

[@anamariarojasm]

Can someone tell me where I can find the prelude's flute sheet? thaaaks!

[@millennial8441]

This prelude is not part of the original score by Vivaldi because the flutist here is doing what baroque flutists or other soloists did to introduce a piece to an audience: they inprovised at the spot before start the real piece.

[@rhoko84]

Sorry but i think that the performers had been adorned a lot, im not sure, but the original sheet has not the flute introduction, and the larguetto seem the JSBach's stile, the clavichord has not that melody in the right hand (larguetto) ... i was looking for original music permormance in that sonata RV48, in order to have a original A.Vivaldi concept, as Flute composer ... but the performance has amazed me. i liked. but sometimes i can feel JSBach playing the Clavichord :/. and could be that if A.Vivaldi hear your interpretation, may say you ... hey this is not my stile !!! anyway i will click to like because there are a lot of work behind that job. thanks to the performers :)

[@ahmetatalag5965]

im sure you need to listen to the maestro for a long in order to avoid such doubts