Corelli: Concerti Grossi Op.6

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Composer & Artist:
Composer: Arcangelo Corelli
Artists: Musica Amphion, Pieter-Jan Belder (harpsichord and concert master)
About this Album:
Corelli's Concerti Grossi Op.6, available on SACD.
Corelli is best known for this work. He gave this genre an enormous boost and was an example for composers like Handel. This complete set of 12 lively concerti is played by the Dutch ensemble Musica Amphion on period instruments. Its founder Pieter-Jan Belder conducts from the harpsichord.
This issue is of exceptional quality. The ensemble gives full-blooded performances which are matched by pleasantly warm but very clear acoustics.
Tracklist:
The tracklist can be found in the comment!
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00:00:00 Concerto 1 In D Major: Largo-allegro 00:02:23 Concerto 1 In D Major: Largo-allegro 00:05:12 Concerto 1 In D Major: Largo 00:08:28 Concerto 1 In D Major: Allegro 00:10:20 Concerto 1 In D Major: Allegro 00:12:34 Concerto 2 In F Major: Vivace-allegro 00:16:00 Concerto 2 In F Major: Largo-andante 00:16:56 Concerto 2 In F Major: Allegro 00:18:46 Concerto 2 In F Major: Grave-andante largo 00:20:46 Concerto 2 In F Major: Allegro 00:23:19 Concerto 3 In C Minor: Largo 00:25:35 Concerto 3 In C Minor: Allegro 00:27:37 Concerto 3 In C Minor: Grave 00:29:16 Concerto 3 In C Minor: Vivace 00:31:47 Concerto 3 In C Minor: Allegro 00:34:18 Concerto 4 In D Major: Adagio-allegro 00:37:58 Concerto 4 In D Major: Adagio 00:39:58 Concerto 4 In D Major: Vivace 00:41:01 Concerto 4 In D Major: Allegro 00:44:30 Concerto 5 In B-Flat Major: Adagio-allegro 00:47:50 Concerto 5 In B-Flat Major: Adagio 00:49:33 Concerto 5 In B-Flat Major: Allegro 00:51:43 Concerto 5 In B-Flat Major: Largo 00:52:44 Concerto 5 In B-Flat Major: Allegro 00:55:05 Concerto 6 In F Major: Adagio 00:56:41 Concerto 6 In F Major: Allegro 00:58:39 Concerto 6 In F Major: Largo 01:01:53 Concerto 6 In F Major: Vivace 01:04:17 Concerto 6 In F Major: Allegro 01:06:17 Vivace-allegro 01:08:34 Allegro 01:10:35 Andante Largo 01:13:01 Allegro 01:14:07 Vivace 01:15:12 Concerto 7 In D Major: Vivace-allegro 01:15:25 Concerto 7 In D Major: Allegro 01:16:41 Concerto 7 In D Major: Andante Largo 01:19:03 Concerto 7 In D Major: Allegro 01:22:15 Concerto 7 In D Major: Vivace 01:23:26 Concerto 8 In G Minor, Fatto Per La Notte Di Natale (Chrismas Concerto): Vivace 01:25:38 Concerto 8 In G Minor, Fatto Per La Notte Di Natale (Chrismas Concerto): Grave, Arcate, sostenuto e come stà 01:29:24 Concerto 8 In G Minor, Fatto Per La Notte Di Natale (Chrismas Concerto): Allegro 01:30:52 Concerto 8 In G Minor, Fatto Per La Notte Di Natale (Chrismas Concerto): Adagio-Allegro-Adagio 01:33:33 Concerto 8 In G Minor, Fatto Per La Notte Di Natale (Chrismas Concerto): Vivace 01:35:04 Concerto 8 In G Minor, Fatto Per La Notte Di Natale (Chrismas Concerto): Allegro 01:35:58 Concerto 8 In G Minor, Fatto Per La Notte Di Natale (Chrismas Concerto): Pastorale, largo 01:36:51 Parte Seconda Per Camera Preludii Allemande, .... - Concerto 9 In F Major: Preludio, largo 01:38:29 Parte Seconda Per Camera Preludii Allemande, .... - Concerto 9 In F Major: Allemanda, allegro 01:40:35 Parte Seconda Per Camera Preludii Allemande, .... - Concerto 9 In F Major:Corrente, vivace 01:42:55:13 Parte Seconda Per Camera Preludii Allemande, .... - Concerto 9 In F Major: Gavotta, allegro 01:43:55 Parte Seconda Per Camera Preludii Allemande, .... - Concerto 9 In F Major: Adagio 01:46:41 Parte Seconda Per Camera Preludii Allemande, .... - Concerto 9 In F Major: Minuetto, vivace 01:49:17 Concerto 10 In C Major: Preludio, andante largo 01:50:55 Concerto 10 In C Major: Allemanda, allegro 01:53:12 Concerto 10 In C Major: Adagio 01:55:34 Concerto 10 In C Major: Corrente, vivace 01:57:48 Concerto 10 In C Major: Allegro 01:59:05 Concerto 10 In C Major: Minuetto, vivace 02:00:22 Concerto 11 In B-Flat Major: Preludio, andante largo 02:02:46 Concerto 11 In B-Flat Major: Allemanda, allegro 02:05:13 Concerto 11 In B-Flat Major: Adagio-andante largo 02:06:46 Concerto 11 In B-Flat Major: Sarabanda, largo 02:07:42 Concerto 11 In B-Flat Major: Giga, vivace

[@JeremiahAlphonsus]

Wonderful! But why are you giving away your recordings?

[@joshuayeidel8607]

What are the movements between #6 and #7, and where is #12?

[@joshuayeidel8607]

I'm sorry to say it, but this track list is incorrect. The tracks with no concerto number are actually No. 7, and those marked No. 7 are actually No.8. Probably others are incorrect also. Please recheck and correct this list. It is important for students as well as music lovers not to be misled.

[@qariss]

This list is off by 5 after Concerto 6

[@smilinguidomacumbero9334]

Lll

[@Frankincensedjb123]

To me, the Baroque era was the most lively and expressive of the eras. It's difficult to feel down with strings and harpsichord brightly shining. Blessed Corelli.

[@MilkeyMilkthedog]

Well it was pretty much the beginning of classical i only wish I could’ve been there

[@rockysullivan4097]

Corelli was one of the most highest composers of the Baroque Era

[@Gerard-hu6kp]

He was indeed And the fact his music was revered and played up to forty years or more after his death When other baroque composers fell into obscurity

[@OFFICIALFUNUSBAND]

It is correct he smoked a lot of hemp back in the days, his uncle used to be a hemp sail maker and they used to smoke the rope for relieve, which you can clearly hear in his compositions.

[@user-tg9mn7ne5r]

It does not get better than this. Divine intervention and the invention of the violin.

[@igorglavasic1230]

Archangelo Corelli (Fusignano,1653 - Rome, 1713) was a Italian baroque composer and violinist. His most important works are Concerti grossi, variations on La Follia, violin sonatas, small works for violin, trio sonatas… J.S.Bach, Pietro Locatelli and Francesco Geminani studied the compositions of Corelli.

[@diegobarozzi670]

Igor Glavasic Arcangelo!

[@joshuayeidel8607]

Handel was also informed by Corelli, and modeled a set of twelve concerti grossi on this set.

[@eustacedsa6652]

Dear Brilliant Classics, Boxing Day Greetings. Many Thanks For This Awesome and Amazing Upload Of Corelli's Enchanting and Alluring 12 Concerts. I am deeply indebted to you Guys for what you all did earlier in 2018 when Brilliant Classics uploaded Corelli The Complete Edition, Volumes 1-3. I am still listening to them and savouring them all the time. I dig the Baroque Music of Italian Composers like Corelli, Torelli, Locatelli, and Manfredini Big Time. Their Music is the reason I am able to live on a day to day basis. I live, eat, and breathe this genre of music 24-7. It is a shame that I am not a Professional Violinist who could have appreciated these works much more than I do now but i guess I must be grateful to a Supreme Power that at least I can appreciate this Heavenly Genre Of Music Non Stop. I love like crazy Dutch Ensemble Groups that perform Music such as this on Period Instruments. My Favourite Dutch Ensemble is The Awesome and Amazing Van Swieten Trio that perform Excellently Haydn's Heavenly Piano Trios. It is a 10 CD Set. It seems to be an Inprint CD Set. The Pianist who is part of the Van Swieten Trio is my all time favourite Pianist after the Hungarian -- Klara Wurtz. I am talking about -- Bart Van Oort. His Fingerwork on The Forte Piano is a delight to listen to. Eustace D'sa -- Mumbai, India The Best Friend and Supporter Of Brilliant Classics.

[@Wandelbart]

Neben dem genialen Werk und der meisterhaften Interpretation möchte ich besonders die wundervolle Aufnahmetechnik loben: Man hört jedes einzelne Instrument ohne daß der Zusammenhalt dadurch verlorengeht. Oder wo ist Euch bei anderen Einpielungen die Laute sofort ins Ohr gefallen, ohne daß Ihr nach ihr gesucht habt? Für Fans der Polyphonie und des Kontrapunkts ein besonderer Genuß!

[@stephanebelizaire3627]

Wonderful Music Forever !

[@igorglavasic1230]

Classical music is so beautiful! 🎵🎵🎵

[@silveriodemarchi7458]

Non é musica classica bensì barocca.

[@pedrobenedetti6763]

Did not know. It's divine! Thank you.

[@lavendelle_swift]

Nice for Christmastime

[@protonmail-hk4ji]

Very good!! Excellent!!

[@rogersperrling]

HEAVEN ON EARTH....!

[@SeeTee24]

1:57:48 Absolutely divine

[@rodion-kc9ic7zn4m]

Это что-то БОЖЕСТВЕННОЕ!!!!!!!!!!!!! ■

[@sebastiandiaz1954]

What a wonderful!!!!

[@kasemrabeh9487]

Ho !? Corelli !

[@marinapegrisch1305]

Che Meraviglia !!🤗

[@RAFAEL45757]

EXEPCIONALES MOMENTOS.

[@user-dx7sk7mc5k]

Спасибо за Вашу работу!

[@silencevong]

Super picture.

[@rafaeloliveira7748]

Bravo! Lindo

[@Pamledger478]

Beautiful

[@paulosoares7034]

Amazing.

[@CanaldeArquitetura]

Br aqui, finalmente!

[@paulosoares7034]

Rsrsrsrs...sempre gostei de boas músicas. Sou "fascinado" por músicas clássicas.

[@marioescudero7103]

Gracias !

[@SAPBM]

Corelli with one "r" :)

[@teresawojcik9486]

Piękne!

[@tiagodepaula6331]

Excelente canal! Tragam Salieri!

[@michaeldavidrubin8823]

Wonderful presentation of Corelli's classic works. Belder & his group seem to have a perfect sense of how to reach modern ears & sensibilities with their "antique" playing. Not sure if Zeus abducting Europa was part of Corelli's intention, but if we're going to have Abductions, should we make the best of it with superb music? :) Just kidding...

[@paulusmiedema4685]

Beethoven pianosonate 131 grumiaux

[@CanaldeArquitetura]

lindo

[@rafaeloliveira7748]

linda

[@amanecer7719]

👌

[@silencevong]

Some how lux.

[@rafaelmarmusic]

31:48 Malmsteen plays this phrase on his song Demon Driver

[@justforever96]

Isn't this the composer that Jack Aubrey and Stephen Maturin liked to play together in the cabin during voyages in the Patrick O'Brian series?

[@silencevong]

Day dreams.

[@huyhoang8265]

chào buổi sáng an lành

[@marcog8132]

What’s the problem with double?

[@silencevong]

The regrettable things is I do not trust online credit.

[@silencevong]

Realization.

[@graziacavasino8884]

CoRelli, 1 r.

[@gioseffozarlino435]

Correlli non si può vedere...

[@victorhugotoledocofre1366]

CoRRelli? Seriously?

[@qibraygolospinkin2265]

ЯДДЕЖ!!

[@t.f.5265]

C-O-R-E-L-L-I! Is it so difficult or neuron-consuming for you anglosaxon guys to pay any attention at all at italian culture and write italian names in the correct way?

[@gloriaburd7609]

I'm with you! In my opinion, Americans are the worst spellers, but considering their public school system, it's no wonder! ;-p

[@Wandelbart]

Probably knew the TV series before the composer. Also I suggest that we are a little more clement with the Anglo-Saxons′ spelling. This is how English developed: loosing the sense of spelling and even pronounciation as every Germanic tribe talked a little different. Let′s agree on „Celli“.

[@t.f.5265]

@@Wandelbart Thank you for your answer 😄 Considering that for an italian english rules for pronounciation are so gibberish or "creative" (please feel free to choose the adjective you prefer) Why do I have to pay any attention at all to the way numberless groups of english speaking people decide to pronounce a certain word? But I do it, if I'm trying to communicate with them. Following the rules of a language is about 1) practicality (being sure to comunicate your toughts in the right way and not to mistake "ate" and "hate" or "sheet with shi**") 2) is about having open mindness ( which can help you open to diversity because you are smart enough to know you can always learn in whatever situation you may find yourself in in your life) 3) Is about having a cultural grade wich distingues you from someone who can't say the difference between Corelli and....coratella 😉 ( You know, being curious enough to spend your time to learn something about other cultures not only can enrich yourself but could show an unsuspected side of you and easing social relationships 🙂) By the way, I don't know about you guys, but following the rules of italian language, foreign words and names must be spelled following the rules of the foreign language if you don't want to get a "brutta figura" 👋🏻🙂

[@Jimbodisfan]

@@gloriaburd7609 This American enjoys these concerti grossi by Arcangelo Corelli.

[@gloriaburd7609]

@@Jimbodisfan I love Corelli, for as long as I can remember. One of my mottos: Go for baroque! ;-)

[@qibraygolospinkin2265]

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