Antonio Vivaldi - Concerto for Strings in G minor RV 156 (Sheet Music Score)

[@monteverdi1567]

One of my favorites by Vivaldi. I first encountered this lively, almost jazzy little piece in High School and it was my gateway drug to Baroque music. ❤

[@gilmargalluccio9234]

Vivaldi's pieces in minor tones are amazing!

[@batmanc2855]

I have absolutely decided, that Vivaldi is my favorite baroque exponent, and this piece feels so alive, thank you so much!

[@EllieJin]

I only found about this piece a couple weeks ago, from the variation, and I'm just in love with the original. It sounds so nice and lovely, can't get over it.

[@francobonanni3499]

The syncopated notes are fantastic. He extended the syncopation in all the movements with different variations.. fantastic. Infact he is a fantastic composer full of life and colour.

[@TheDescendre]

So modern...and love how he didn't like to finish with Picardy cadence

[@dainlee1097]

how can this old piece be so modern…. Just amazing and respectful :)

[@jasonmikolajewski2653]

I clicked on this video as a lark, having been watching quite a few of your outstanding videos lately, and found my instant favorite Vivaldi work, this is a stunning and timeless piece. Thank you so much for putting this up here!

[@mariatartini1146]

I love Vivaldi' s music! as much as my ancestor's: Giuseppe Tartini.

[@TuanHoang-hb2id]

So peaceful ❤😊, I am enjoying music 🎶 after a long working day , thanks for posting again 🥰🙏💐

[@vivaldifromjapan5853]

The gondolas swaying in the wind, the moon reflected in the water of the canals, Venice is very beautiful. Vivaldi, where are you?

[@vivaldissheetmusic]

yo!

[@2Jeffrey]

great music 🎶🎵🎻

[@M_SC]

Didn’t know that one, great!

[@lycagos1278]

the best!

[@taranadjeyla4549]

Wunderschön❤

[@simoneliloni6117]

Passus duriusculus ❤

[@_4025]

can you do double concerto in f for two horns rv 539

[@alexgmt]

1:43

[@dr.atlantis2194]

Someone could explain to me why caption says g minor but score is d minor?

[@Kat9_123]

The piece is in g minor, but in the baroque era it was common practice to write minor keys with less flats (in this case one flat instead of two)