Richard Galliano Vivaldi

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Richard Galliano (Artist) Format: Audio CD. 4.6 out of 5 stars. Price: $14.19 FREE Shipping. Get free shipping. Free 5-8 day shipping within the U.S. When you order $25.00 of eligible items sold or fulfilled by Amazon. Or get 4-5 business-day shipping on this item for $5.99. Richard Galliano expresses himself in all musical fields, from classical to jazz. He is nowadays the only accordion player to record for the prestigious classical music label “Deutsche Grammophon”. Richard Galliano has recorded more than 50 albums under his own name and collaborated with an impressive number of artists.


Artist: Richard Galliano
Title: Vivaldi
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: Deutsche Grammophon
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3 320 Kbps
Total Time: 47:38
Total Size: 263 Mb / 123 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
Les Quatre Saisons
Concerto n°1 'Le Printemps' (Op.8 n°1 - RV 269) 9:14
1. Allegro 3:16
2. Largo E Pianissimo 2:19
3. Allegro 3:39
Concerto n°2 'L'Été' (Op.8 n°2 - RV 315) 9:21
4. Allegro Ma Non Molto 4:46

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5. Adaio 2:05
6. Presto 2:30
Concerto n°3 'L'Automne' (Op.8 n°3 - RV 293) 10:28

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7. Allegro 5:01
8. Adaio Molto 2:28
9. Allegro 2:59
Concerto n°4 'L'Hiver' (Op.8 - RV 297) 8:33
Richard Galliano Vivaldi10. Allegro Non Molto 3:21
11. Largo 2:02
12. Allegro 3:10
Arsilda Regina Di Ponto
13. 'La Son Quel Gelsomino' - Allegro 1:50
Il Giustino
14. 'Vedro Con Mio Diletto' - Larghetto 3:42
Arsilda Regina Di Ponto
15. 'Tornar Voglio Al Primo Ardore' - Andante Alla Francese 1:46
Il Giustino
16. 'Vedro Con Mio Diletto' - Larghetto 2:42
Performers:
Accordion – Richard Galliano
Cello – Eric Levionnois (tracks: 1 to 12, 14)
Contrabass – Stéphane Logerot
Viola – Jean Marc Apap* (tracks: 1 to 12, 14)
Violin – Jean-Marc Phillips-Varjabédian (tracks: 1 to 12, 14), Sébastien Surel (tracks: 1 to 12, 14)

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At first blush, Richard Galliano's performance of Antonio Vivaldi's Four Seasons may seem to be a novelty recording, but to describe it that way would be a disservice to his extraordinary virtuosity and impressive comprehension of the music. The accordion may not be to everyone's liking, as its status in both popular and classical music has always been subject to taste, but no one could seriously question this French accordionist's prodigious abilities with the instrument, which he treats as nimbly and as expressively as a violin. Of course, choosing Vivaldi's greatest hit as a vehicle is a pretty safe bet to attract a new audience, and Galliano seems to relish the opportunity to make this perennial favorite a part of the accordion's repertoire. This is Galliano's second album of classical music on Deutsche Grammophon, following his 2010 Bach album, and while he is perhaps better known for his recordings of jazz standards and film themes, most notably on his 2011 CD of the music of Nino Rota, his affection for Baroque masterpieces is sincere and it shows in his meticulous playing. For filler Galliano also performs arias from Vivaldi operas Il Giustino and Arsilda, regina di Ponto, backed by continuo. But as attractive as these pieces are, most listeners will return again and again to hear the Four Seasons, which is a tour de force for the instrument.

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At first blush, Richard Galliano's performance of Antonio Vivaldi's Four Seasons may seem to be a novelty recording, but to describe it that way would be a disservice to his extraordinary virtuosity and impressive comprehension of the music. The accordion may not be to everyone's liking, as its status in both popular and classical music has always been subject to taste, but no one could seriously question this French accordionist's prodigious abilities with the instrument, which he treats as nimbly and as expressively as a violin. Of course, choosing Vivaldi's greatest hit as a vehicle is a pretty safe bet to attract a new audience, and Galliano seems to relish the opportunity to make this perennial favorite a part of the accordion's repertoire. This is Galliano's second album of classical music on Deutsche Grammophon, following his 2010 Bach album, and while he is perhaps better known for his recordings of jazz standards and film themes, most notably on his 2011 CD of the music of Nino Rota, his affection for Baroque masterpieces is sincere and it shows in his meticulous playing. For filler Galliano also performs arias from Vivaldi operas Il Giustino and Arsilda, regina di Ponto, backed by continuo. But as attractive as these pieces are, most listeners will return again and again to hear the Four Seasons, which is a tour de force for the instrument.