Vivaldi - Largo Concerto in D, RV 93 Piano Solo HARMONIC PEDAL

READ MORE BELOW⬇ Overhead keyboard then follow with score.
This recording was made with the "3 in 1" 4th HARMONIC PEDAL only. I used the sostenuto part of the pedal to hold the left hand accompaniment chords then quickly released to resonance half position for left hand bass staccato with sympathetic resonance.
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FREE public domain sheet music - ideal for piano students beginners/intermediary level. *My recording intentionally differs rhythmically in certain bars from this piano arrangement.
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Scroll down to edition: "For Keyboard (Depolo)"

[@RebeccaDeLaTorreMusic]

Great job! Thank you! I had to learn this for a wedding - the bride wanted it for her processional. This recording was very helpful!

[@maevequinn4127]

Love it!

[@SF-ki1sr]

Question (and I've been trying to find the answer to this): The various sheet music arrangements I've found for this piece always switches to straight 16th notes from the 2nd half of measure 3 and stays like that through the end of section 1. But every single rendition I hear, keeps the parallel syncopated pattern as in measure 3. Did Vivaldi imply this rhythm and just wrote the rest in straight 16th notes for ease or is this a peculiar rhythm adjustment that practically everyone does from Paul Barton to guitarist John Williams?

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[@fernandorivas185]

how do you get sheet music?

[@donotto7513]

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