Vivaldi - Double Violin Concerto in C major RV 506 for Two Violins and Piano by Santino Cara String Duet - Digital Sheet Music

Concerto in C major RV 506"

Complete score and parts of the "Concerto in C major RV 506" for Two Violins and Piano. Composed in Venice between 1720 and 1724 by Antonio Vivaldi. Transcribed in Rome in 2019 by Santino Cara.3 Movements: 1. Allegro, 2. largo, 3. AllegroSources: In 2018, the Scool of the Roman Baroque Academy commissioned Santino Cara to reconstruct several concertos, including the Concerto in C major RV 506 for two concertante violins, strings and continuo composed in Venice by Antonio Vivaldi between 1720 and 1724. The manuscript (Antonio Fanna discoverer, catalogued F. I n. 157) was initially made available to the Antonio Vivaldi Italian Institute and the Giorgio Cini Foundation, and is now preserved at the National University Library of Turin (Italy).The reconstruction of the concerto was completed in 2019 and was printed in the same year. The manuscript was in good condition and we did nothing more than copy, modify some barely legible elements, insert the dynamics and create the harpsichord part from the continuo.This transcription faithfully reports all the value of the reconstructed score. We have left the parts of the two solo violins unchanged and brought the violins ripieni and violas for the right hand and the continuo for the left hand back to the piano keyboard.Please note that this concerto includes the complete scorewith the relative separate instrumental parts, all in a single pdf file.