Antonio Salieri Triple Concerto D major (2/3)

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

[NonstopRam]

poor guy, only 1000 or so views.

[noworriez1]

@NonstopRam i know, its sad

[HoboSuperstar]

@alixbiggs His music quite frankly is not very good, and therefore it's hard to find. That is the cold hard truth. Glad you like him.

[NonstopRam]

@noworriez1 yeah.

[revolutionsetude]

@alixbiggs

there is a piano reduction (Edition Sikorski Nr. 635), but maybe it is already out of print, i don't know.

Or you look at imslp (petrucci libary) in some months, because i want to write it off and post it there.

[100lukebaker]

does anyone knnow where i can find the cadenzas that these performers used for this piece

[alixbiggs]

does anyone know where i could get the sheet music for this piece? i've recently taken a liking to salieri, and want to start playing some of his music :]