likely in the early 1730s
3 BWV 1005 for violin along with Robert Schumann's accompaniment
by whose grace I hope for the life everlasting
War Scenes is set in a theater of World War I and told in three episodes
are not yet ready for studying the Grand Studies
Vivaldi (Camwell): Concerto RV548 for Two Soprano Saxophones and Keyboard Bassoon Music_Contrabassoon likely in the early 1730sCode: JP4071 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0326 1 Antonio Vivaldi (1678 1741) wrote many concertos that featured a variety of instruments as soloists. The Double Concerto in B flat, RV 548, was originally written for oboe, violin, strings, and continuo, and is a good representation of the traditional concerto form of the time Fast, Slow, Fast. The Allegro movements are sprightly and full of musical enthusiasm, while the middle movement is beautifully rhapsodic.