T.A. Vitali- Chaconne in G minor for violin and piano

[dance0macabre]

I have two questions.. is this really a baroque piece?

and who is performing?

[dance0macabre]

It just doesn't sound like baroque....

[sybilla0412]

是非、このｳﾞｧｲｵﾘﾝ奏者を知りたいです。素晴らしい。知り­たくてたまりません。おねがいします。

[GeneralKavakos]

Minor Key > All. 

[vlning8]

Who are the violinist and pianist?

[LadyRed4u727]

wow this is the best version i have heard so far its so powerful so beautiful all u can do is sit still and listen thanks for posting

[marinko512]

very well

[voxhunden]

Probably the greatest interpretation of this piece I've heard so far. It has a rawness which I think Baroque musicians in fact weren't afraid of. Why not unambiguously disclose the violinist's name?

[akihos]

Mr. Unno plays this recording may be.

[vampireluver911]

i am so playing this!

[remendios]

music is the way you love

[vickiviolini]

Who is this played by?

[vickiviolini]

uhhh... no. Vitali is the composer. He lived in the baroque era (aka 1600 to 1750).

[vickiviolini]

no problem :D

[Underlinewolf]

pwnd

[Chuckles543]

@vickiviolini Tomaso is who the piece is attributed to but it is not certain who really wrote it; this piece is way too romantic to be written entirely by Vitali. It is thought that the person who "discovered" the piece may have heavily edited it, or perhaps just wrote the entire piece by himself. Also, it has been said that Vitali and his father were both sub-par composers; no where good enough to have written this masterpiece.

[cupapica]

it is beautiful!

[littleoinkster]

love it

[pieteradam]

video set is beautiful with this divine piece of music*