Vivaldi (Camwell): Concerto RV548 for Two Alto Saxophones and Keyboard Flute Music_Flute This is the form chosen

This is the form chosen by Sinigaglia for his set of variations that he composed for oboe (clarinet or violin) and piano

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Klughardt is most well known today for three works - his cello concerto

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Code: JP1031

Vivaldi (Camwell): Concerto RV548 for Two Alto Saxophones and Keyboard Flute Music_Flute This is the form chosenCode: JP4072 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0325 4 Antonio Vivaldi (1678 1741) wrote many concertos that featured a variety of instruments as soloists. The Double Concerto in B flat, RV 548, was originally written for oboe, violin, strings, and continuo, and is a good representation of the traditional concerto form of the time Fast, Slow, Fast. The Allegro movements are sprightly and full of musical enthusiasm, while the middle movement is beautifully rhapsodic.