A. Vivaldi: Op. 9 n. 8 / Concerto for harp, strings & b.c. in D minor (RV 238) / M. Nordmann

ANTONIO LUCIO VIVALDI [1678-1741]
Concerto for harp, strings and basso continuo in D minor (RV 238)
I. Allegro - 0:05
II. Largo -
III. Allegro -
Marielle Nordmann (harp)
Orchestre d'Auvergne / Jean-Jacques Kantorow (conductor)
1993 - DDD

[@erayaktas1832]

I feel that I missed out too much by not being able to listen to Antonio's live performances.

[@jarjan403]

Enriching and beautiful la performer. Playful. Thanks

[@aninon46]

bello concierto, agradable en toda su interpretación, gracias por compartir

[@johnruggeri843]

The music and performance are so beautiful and glorious.
Thank you and regards-John

[@patrizioproli5934]

I 00:05
II 3:42 *
III 7:14

[@gonzalotobellamatas7388]

Precioso.La interpretación al arpa suena muy potente y delicado.

[@fuadjada4155]

Five Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Great Music!
Happy New Year!

[@marcelodiliscia2637]

I find a lot of moments that make me think of other of his works. For example, the first chords at the beginning of the second movement (Largo at 3:45) have a similarity with the beginning of the first (Allegro non molto) of the Concerto No. 2 in G minor, Op. 8, RV 315, "Summer". I know that many composers repeat his ideas in their works. I think that this is one of the reasons why some people believe that some of the works are repetitive.

[@harrygreen9804]

When you write as many concertos as he did I guess the kind of melodies you like ends up repeating. Not necessarily a bad thing for us though, for example Vivaldi used his spring as the intro for one of his operas and that opera was used to fill out part of the missing score for his four seasons :)

[@sergio29ism]

Bellissimo, Grazie!!

[@maxinejohnstone1534]

VIRTUOSO VIVALDI'S VIRTUOUSLY VALID VALENTINE { LOVE is an Art form, anytime of the year * Yet on Valentine's Day, IT get's a rousing Cheer * Spirit's are 'lifted', and it is perfectly Clear * We can Feel it in the Air, as it banishes fear * So 'open' your Heart, and say, "O my sweet Dear" * Now unto Eternity, and beyond this stratosphere -MX } < Beethoven will Inspire the SOUL; Schubert will Sing to the HEART; Mozart will Give you a glimpse of the DIVINE; Bach will Show you the UNIVERSE; Vivaldi will do ALL of the Above... > [ "LOVE each other with Genuine Affection, and take DeLIGHT in Honoring one another." -Romans 12:10 ]

[@123must]

BEAUTIFUL
THANKS

[@foxred1988]

Belíssimo!

[@MrRafaelamadeumilani]

Another great finding!

[@mohammadfaris8712]

Third movement amazing

[@timdrake8172]

bellissimo

[@gonzalotobellamatas7388]

Tengo entendido que Vivaldi no compuso nada para arpa.En este caso el cambio fueafortunado,pero esto no es frecuente.Yo este concierto lo llamaría "VARIACIONES delRV 238"

[@nonenoneonenonenone]

He was not the kind of composer who did not allow the switching of instruments.

[@claytonsimoes9840]

@@nonenoneonenonenone Vivaldi would certainly approve of the use of the harp not only in this concert, but in many others. I'm sure of it!☺

[@nonenoneonenonenone]

A rather klutzy arrangement. Not the best choice to start out with.