Voices of Music | Vivaldi - Violin Concerto in A Minor RV 356, Augusta McKay Lodge & Voices of Music Opus 3 No 6 8K @VoicesofMusic | Uploaded July 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
Full version now online! youtu.be/uQNJDowTuvk
The opening Allegro of Vivaldi's Concerto in A Minor, performed on original instruments by the award winning ensemble Voices of Music. Augusta McKay Lodge, baroque violin.
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This work is presented for the first time in 8K video.
In addition to our standard microphone array, the audio was recorded in parallel with an 8 channel, 2nd order ambisonics microphone from Core Audio. The video was filmed using Sony A1 cameras.
The concerto was published in Amsterdam in 1711 as part of L'Estro Armonico (literally, "furious harmony"). Michael Talbot described Opus 3 as "perhaps the most influential collection of instrumental music to appear during the whole of the eighteenth century," and although that honor is usually reserved for Corelli's Opus 6, Vivaldi's collection influenced generations of composers, including J.S. Bach.
Voices of Music
Hanneke van Proosdij & David Tayler , directors
#Vivaldi #8K #ambisonics
One of Vivaldi's best known concertos, the work has been covered by many soloists and is very well known to students, as it appears in Suzuki Violin Book 4.
High Definition Audio: Boby Borisov
Post production: Augusta McKay Lodge and David Tayler
Final audio and video master: David Tayler
Full version now online! youtu.be/uQNJDowTuvk
The opening Allegro of Vivaldi's Concerto in A Minor, performed on original instruments by the award winning ensemble Voices of Music. Augusta McKay Lodge, baroque violin.
Please subscribe to our channel youtube.com/VoicesofMusic/?sub_confirmation=1
This work is presented for the first time in 8K video.
In addition to our standard microphone array, the audio was recorded in parallel with an 8 channel, 2nd order ambisonics microphone from Core Audio. The video was filmed using Sony A1 cameras.
The concerto was published in Amsterdam in 1711 as part of L'Estro Armonico (literally, "furious harmony"). Michael Talbot described Opus 3 as "perhaps the most influential collection of instrumental music to appear during the whole of the eighteenth century," and although that honor is usually reserved for Corelli's Opus 6, Vivaldi's collection influenced generations of composers, including J.S. Bach.
Voices of Music
Hanneke van Proosdij & David Tayler , directors
#Vivaldi #8K #ambisonics
One of Vivaldi's best known concertos, the work has been covered by many soloists and is very well known to students, as it appears in Suzuki Violin Book 4.
High Definition Audio: Boby Borisov
Post production: Augusta McKay Lodge and David Tayler
Final audio and video master: David Tayler
