A. Vivaldi, Guitar Concerto in D, 2nd Mvt, Boris Bagger Guitar Orchestra

Antonio Vivaldi, Guitar Concerto in D, 2nd Mvt, played and arranged by Prof. Boris Björn Bagger, classical guitar - http://www.borisbagger.de,

Prof. Boris Björn Bagger is teaching guitar at the University of Music in Karlsruhe / Germany, http://www.hfm-karlsruhe.de


live concert in Tallinn / Estonia, 30.9.2005, conductor: Leslie B. Dunner (USA), Estonian National Symphony Orchestra (http://www.erso.ee ),

sheet music & CD available here: http://www.edition49.de (arrangements for several instruments are available)

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[yoshiki356]

I love your expressive style. Your articulations give the piece a rubato sort of feel. Quite excellent.

[edition49]

@yoshiki356

thanks for the nice comment

[thehexgod]

Getting married to this music in one month!

[edition49]

@thehexgod

Best wishes for the marriage

[Eris1Lobo]

I heard this song in 1976 as a child watching the summer Olympics. For 34 years, I’ve passionately searched for it in hopes of hearing it again.

Tonight I stumbled across a list of classical-guitar pieces I didn't know, then found this page on YouTube -- and I began to openly weep as the song I had sought all my life came pouring so beautifully into my heart and soul.

The tears of joy didn't stop until long after the last notes faded away. Thank you so very, very much for posting this piece.

[edition49]

@Eris1Lobo

thanks for the nice comment

[lbccvikes]

In the book entitled THE COWBOYS the author (William Dale Jennings) writes in A Western Glossary : Vivaldi-Of course, it doesn't belong here, but the "prettiest little old song you ever heard" (p. 79) is the theme of the second movement of Vivaldi's Concerto in D Major for guitar and orchestra. It puts the West into melody like no Yankee ever could or will.

[quatloosthx1138]

@Eris1Lobo [2 of 2] However I don't even know the name of that Clannad song, and I've searched throughout YouTube. Maybe I'll have to play the melody on a piano, share the recording, and ask if anyone recognizes it. I say it was a concerto because it has a piano with orchestral accompaniment. I know classicial music VERY well. I'm an ACE at identifying things, even obscure pieces...but this one has me stumped. I heard it only once in my life.

[quatloosthx1138]

@Eris1Lobo - [1 of 2] - I know how you feel. I once heard a piano concerto on the radio. I don't know its title, composer, or performer, but I clearly remember the melody, and I've sought this piece for 40 years. I know that it wasn't written by any standard name in classical music, since I've heard almost everything out there. I once heard a song by the Irish group Clannad that had a similar melody, and I wondered if they borrowed from the concerto I want. (Cont.)

[LavonBenniees678]

lol bin so geil

[Sjisjin2]

@Sjisjin2 Ohhh og mange tak til dig også Hr. Bagger for den smukke fortolkning, det var trods alt nok dig jeg hørte i radioen den søndag... :O)

[Sjisjin2]

I heard this piece the 1. time for over 20 years ago as an intro to a danish television program, I was very young at the time and didnt think much about it... Then last Sunday, while laying on my sofa with huge hangovers, I was listening to this radio program that I really never listen to. To weak to change channel and there it was... My God its beautiful... Pretty sure it made that Sunday a little less painful... Grazia Maistro Vivaldi 8o)

[lynz45]

You play beautifully! It brought tears to my eyes.

Thank you.

[jonx15]

this song has been etched in my memory since a child watching sesame street....finally found it ....

[steviesambora]

Superb ! I first heard this piece of music played in a scene from the movie The Cowboys , starring John Wayne . Always liked it . Thanks for this , I like this arrangement . I have heard John Williams playing this too , but he playes it too fast for my liking .

[bornburied]

@Eris1Lobo Your comment resonated with me..

It was Sesame Street for me back in the early 70's.It was played during, for what I can remember, a wild urban garden short.

Although raised in a classical household it took over 20 years to reconnect with it. I too, reacted the same.

Thank-you for posting.