Antonio Salieri Triple Concerto D major (1/3)

Salieri wrote little instrumental music. Among the few pieces he wrote is this triple concerto for violin, oboe and violoncello from 1770. It is a fine example of an intermediate concerto between baroque and classical style. I find it to be full of aristocratic charme.

Thomas Füri (violin), Heinz Holliger (oboe) and Thomas Demenga (violoncello) are the soloists. Füri also conducts the Camerata Bern.

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• Antonio
• Salieri
• triple
• concerto
• d-major
• violin
• oboe
• violoncello
• Camerata
• Bern

[frglee]

Charming,Maestro Salieri!

[revolutionsetude]

it´s a lovely piece of music!

i like him (salieri) very much.

he is great.

[quico1995]

ok

but I think that we love salieri's music!!!

[HerrWarja]

@quico1995 Indeed. Baroque was totallly over in 1770. Both Bach and Händel where long gone. Without them no baroque! :P

[quico1995]

I think like HerrWarja; where is the barroque in

1st this compositor

2nd the harmony

3rdthe desenvolupment of the music

becose of this I think it's pure classical styl

[Garpinator]

Vienna's most underrated composer. Thank you.

[HerrWarja]

What's baroque about it? I think it's more to the roccoco