Adagio in G Minor - Tomaso Albinoni & Remo Giazotto

Adagio in G Minor - Tomaso Albinoni (1671 - 1751) & transcribed by Remo Giazotto (1910 - 1998) . The Giazotto transciption was first published in 1958 and has since been used in numerous film soundtracks. This version is recorded by Denise Hewitt on Technics SX-PR903 Keyboard using synthesised strings & organ.

The photo in the opening titles and closing credits was taken by Denise of a wild cactus flower in the village of Caltizdorp in the Klein Karoo Region of South Africa.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Adagio
• Minor
• Tomaso
• Albinoni
• Remo
• Giazotto
• transcription
• Denise
• Hewitt
• Technics
• Keyboard

[T3RM1N83R]

did you change the keyboard?

and try to use voices at 8' pitch or lower, high registers suck big time (unless you are playing the solo parts)

[MissDeniseHewitt]

Yes! I've acquired a "new" secondhand digital piano - Technics PR903 - in the new year! I'm slowly how to manage all the various sound options, so apologise if my experiments are not always OK:) Best Wishes for Easter - Denise

[freakingapples456]

Fantastic!!! You did a superb job. I noticed that the piano not only plays the music

but it also sounds like there is numerous people singing along. That is pretty cool.

[MissDeniseHewitt]

I'm absolutely thrilled that you enjoyed my version of this beautiful Adagio so much:) Best Wishes - Denise

[skippy1956]

Truly wonderful,I like the addition of the angel voices on the upper keyboard,I use a roland synth on rythmn guitar, and can produce tha similar if not same effects.

Nicely played,and lovely flowing rythmn,congratulations Denise you are wonderful in more ways than one :-x

[akhillean]

Fantastic. Touching. I am struck. Everything is pleasant to the ear and to the eye.

[TheJackHarkness]

lol this piece wasn't transcribed by Giazotto. It was written by him like omg

[SilversTears]

It was composed by Giazotto, not transcribed by him. He said the work to be Albinoni's, but nobody knows why.