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Concerto in A, RV356 performed by National University of Singapore Guitar Ensemble (GENUS).
Taken from Reverie, GENUS 35th Anniversary Concert
28 March 2016 @ University Cultural Centre Theatre
Video Credit: GENUS
With permission from GENUS
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Composed by: Antonio Vivaldi
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Concerto in A, RV356 was composed by one of the greatest Baroque composer, Antonio Vivaldi, who wrote about 500 concertos. This transcendental concerto forms part of Vivaldi's Op.3 "L’Estro Armonico" (Harmonic Inspiration) that was partly responsible for his enduring success and demonstrated his compositional skill. It is written with intention to display the sheer virtuosity of Vivaldi, himself a violinist with incredible technical facility.
Featuring Kevin Loh as soloist guitar, this piece is technically demanding for the soloist as it was originally written for the violin.
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Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy 2017!!!
Concerto in A, RV356 performed by National University of Singapore Guitar Ensemble (GENUS).
Taken from Reverie, GENUS 35th Anniversary Concert
28 March 2016 @ University Cultural Centre Theatre
Video Credit: GENUS
With permission from GENUS
__________________________________
Composed by: Antonio Vivaldi
__________________________________
Concerto in A, RV356 was composed by one of the greatest Baroque composer, Antonio Vivaldi, who wrote about 500 concertos. This transcendental concerto forms part of Vivaldi's Op.3 "L’Estro Armonico" (Harmonic Inspiration) that was partly responsible for his enduring success and demonstrated his compositional skill. It is written with intention to display the sheer virtuosity of Vivaldi, himself a violinist with incredible technical facility.
Featuring Kevin Loh as soloist guitar, this piece is technically demanding for the soloist as it was originally written for the violin.










