Corelli's Trio Sonata Op. 12 #12: Ciaccona

[1967born]

Too much relaxed, for me (he seems like dancing).

[OldFashionedMama23]

Your comment makes me chuckle. This is a chaconne, a dance of supposedly Latin American origin that was imported to Europe and was extremely popular. I think it perfectly acceptable to "dance" (although shoes might be suggested...)

[1967born]

I know chaconne, but I do prefer to see dancing the real dancers, not the violinists ;-)

[sh1k4n]

Delightful. =)

[musikdork164]

I know the male violinst here (barefoot) and I used to play with him a lot. He certainly is much more relaxed now. Although I guess we all are.

[PeriodinstrumentfaN]

Aside from the arresting playing of the ensemble i also like the guy violinist on the right's movements.... so relaxed and natural. Unlike the super poised super stiff posture of modern violinists... *my opinion only : to play à la manière baroque is natural and organic. N'est-ce pas ?

[violinista53]

I thought that was a girl on the right??

[PeriodinstrumentfaN]

Ahaha... yes you're right. :-> I meant the male violinist to "our" left. :-D ...hehe thanks.

[SteelCorV]

Very nice. Corelli is one of the great masters of music.

[Karlitten]

Excellent! Very well performed. Thank you for share this.

[Ribozyme]

Very good. I suppose playing barefooted (player on the left) isn't historical technique... Ha, ha! I imagine it just reflects the relaxed atmosphere at the institute.

[gopic3rd]

Simply awesome.... TBSI 2006 was one to be remembered. Thanks to the person who filmed all of these!

[madtyn]

It is a very nice piece. Well played as well and with historical methods. Congratulations.

[vazquezbare]

Really great, this is actually one of my favorite pieces composed by Corelli. If you like Corelli as i supose, you should listen to the Trio Sonatas Op. 5 (just an advice).

[musicaglorifica]

@vazquezbare Corelli's Op.5 is twelve violin sonatas, not trio sonatas.