Vivaldi: Concerto for Two Violins in a, RV 522
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Glad i found your videos! I play cello but i'm sure i can bump the solo violin part down an octave or 2 for fun. subscribed.
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@soccerballmagnet oh, how hard is 8? what grade would double concerto in d minor (bach) be?
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@GameFrosts Well, I mean RCM Exam grades.
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@soccerballmagnet I play violin but I have never heard of "grades"
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no no, everything was faster back in the day.
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I think it would be about grade 9 ish, maybe 8....
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Yay~~~ I'm playing this with my friend right now! So fun! XD
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My orchestra is playing this right now. I'm a cello player. God the 2nd movement is so boring for us! A couple measures in the beginning and a couple at the end, but there's like 40+ bars of rest for us in the middle.
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Isn't this TOO slow for baroque music?
FloripanoBR 1 month ago
@FloripanoBR
IMHO, not. The modern interpretations are too fast, especially for me.
AFAIK, the whole life was slower in older age.
;)
tnsnamesoralong 1 month ago
@tnsnamesoralong: Too fast? This is Vivaldi. Everything is fast.
Also, the first movement is Allegro. This is about Moderato. So even the original sheet music says it's fast.
PianoMasta7 13 hours ago
@PianoMasta7 I understand that allegro is faster than moderato, but who and how define: what is allegro or moderato exactly without metronom? ;)
I think: this question not such simple
tnsnamesoralong 3 hours ago
I see but I have got another opinion. I don't like the modern people's fast tempo in the Vivaldi music. It loose much details during (fast) interpretation.
tnsnamesoralong 3 months ago 5