Hertel-Bassoon Concerto in A minor-Azzolini, Capriccio Barockorchester

[@dantebernardi5844]

Grazie Sergio!!!!!

[@rossella70]

Maestro Azzolini is really a great musician!!!

[@peterguindo1576]

First time that I listen this composer.... Amazing!

[@jovi1715]

The slow movement is something to die for... Wow! 6:11

[@yolainesene8691]

So great

[@helmutgehrmann464]

Eine echte Entdeckung!

[@pencero39]

Danke !

[@arnoldusglocke]

Der 1. Satz erinnert in seiner Expressivität vor allem an Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach. Sehr schönes Konzert!

[@DANY2389]

Marlvelous, thanks for share

[@brianknapp8645]

Very much like C P E Bach. Love it!

[@Erepus]

Eccellente

[@RitchieDiamond]

This reminds me a lot of Vivaldi's RV498 - nonetheless an excellent piece!

[@Veronika1958]

I would like a notes from Hertel. Can somebody help me?

[@JohannaA.5013]

I - Allegro con Spirito = 0:03; II - Grave = 6:13; III - Allegro di Molto = 13:36. 4 stars... A good but not an awsome concerto.

[@_PROCLUS]

TY very much for this

[@coconutcoalition9022]

Is the player playing this down half a step?

[@mrgabest]

You're probably hearing the difference between baroque tuning (415 hz) and modern standard tuning (440 hz). The difference is about a half step. If you're interested, here is a link talking about the variation in pitch geographically as well as chronologically: pbosf.blogspot.com/2010/01/story-of-more-about-baroque-pitch.html .

[@mehigh985]

If you'd like I can send it to you in e-mail.

[@eduardovarela479]

¡ Oh ! mausoleo granítico de música pétrea. Tú lo das todo por salvar los cerebros hinchados en cianuro. Es grave, sí. Pero es por el propio bien de la Humanidad. ¡ Viva Maruxa da Preta !

[@MegaCirse]

It's beautiful as the chance encounter of a dessert spoon soaked in chocolate and a plasticised bottle on the edge of a devastated moorland following a succession of severe weather caused by atmospheric depression!

[@mehigh985]

Sure, just send me your e-mail address. :)