ANTONIO VIVALDI (1678–1741)

Vivaldi: 65 Violin Concertos - Shlomo Mintz, violin & conductor, Israel Chamber Orchestra

Vivaldi: 65 Violin Concertos - Shlomo Mintz, violin & conductor, Israel Chamber Orchestra

With playing of great refinement and technical brilliance throughout, these Musical Heritage Society recordings are as good as self-recommending to any Vivaldi fan. Shlomo Mintz is a soloist of proven skill, and he shows both excellent leadership skills and musicianship in these recordings. --MusicWeb International

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It should be noted that Vivaldi's current worldwide popularity is a fairly recent development. Half a century ago, he was virtually forgotten; if somebody had told David Hall, R.D. Darrell, Irving Kolodin or any of the other authors of those valuable pioneering record guides of the '40s and '50s, that the day would come when there would be more than 75 versions of The Four Seasons" among which to choose, the response would have been astonishment and likely disbelief. And yet it has come to pass -- there is no end to sight. But there is more to Vivaldi than The Four Seasons," as any listener to these compact discs will quickly discover. And, to belabor the obvious, listening to his violin concertos -- really listening, rather than letting them pour out as background music -- provides rewards.
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With playing of great refinement and technical brilliance throughout, these newly re-issued MusicMasters/Nimbus recordings are as good as self-recommending to any Vivaldi fan. Shlomo Mintz is a soloist of proven skill, and he shows both excellent leadership skills and musicianship in these recordings. --Music Web International Shlomo Mintz surely needs no introduction as one of the finest violinists of his time whilst the ICO prove to be sympathetic and at the same time, passionate interpreters of their Vivaldi. The works on offer are full of variety and one can sit back and listen with great pleasure to various string symphonies which are allegedly being recorded for the first time --Classical Net
11/29/2024

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