Autumn from Vivaldi's Four Seasons arranged for piano by Jim Paterson

Autumn is the 3rd of 4 violin concertos by Antonio Vivaldi (1678 -- 1741) which are collectively called The Four Seasons. The Four Seasons are part of a larger set of 12 violin concertos (Op.8) called "The Contest Between Harmony and Invention". Here is a version of Autumn for piano solo, arranged and played by Jim Paterson. The sheet music for this arrangement can be downloaded from www.mfiles.co.uk where you can also get the original violin concerto (score and parts) and an arrangement for violin and piano.

The three movements have been recorded separately and then edited together, so that I don't need to turn any pages.

ps. sorry about the mistakes!

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• Antonio Vivaldi composer
• Autumn from The Four Seasons
• Violin Concerto
• Op.8 No.3
• arrangement for piano solo
• Jim Paterson
• mfiles sheet music

[LarmTheLlama]

Pretty cool. Its nice to know what it sounds like when its all together, I'm only playing one part for my grade 1 piano. :D

[jimatmfiles]

@LarmTheLlama Good luck with your grade 1 piano!

[alhec007]

Thats really easy to do... Thats what I was thinking the first time that i saw this video.

After to see this video I tried to do the same as you, but I couldn't. Is really hard.

Thanks for make it look so easy, that's something that only people with a good preparation can do.

I love to see your videos, they are nice :D

(I'm from Mexico and i think i don't have a really good english level, so excuse me if I have some grammar mistakes :D)

[jimatmfiles]

@alhec007 Thanks for your comments - your English is really good.

[1318991]

Nice! Thumbs up from Denmark.

[jinchan2111]

if You were my teacher ^^