Play-along-files (MIDI) zur Vorbereitung auf den ›Symphonic Mob‹

Prokofjew, Tanz der Ritter - Play along - 09a - Trompete-in-C

Vivaldi: Concerto Op.3 No. 10 In B Minor, RV 580 (4 Violins, vlc, strings and continuo) - 1.Allegro

Vivaldi: Concerto Op.3 No.9 In D Major RV 230 (Violin, strings and continuo) - 2.Larghetto

Vivaldi: Concerto Op.3 No.9 In D Major, RV 230 (Violin, strings and continuo) - 3.Allegro

The Atlanta Baroque Orchestra live in concert, Sunday, 13 February, 2011 at Roswell Presbyterian Church in Roswell, Georgia. Julie Andrijeski, Karen Clarke, violins, and Stephanie Vial, cello.

Grand Concerto in G, Op. 6 No. 1, G. F. Handel, Movement 2

Johann Sebastian Bach: Violin Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041

Thomas Gould, violin
Senesino Players

Johann Sebastian Bach: Violin Concerto in A minor: 3. Allegro assai

Ponchielli. Dance of the Hours arranged for string quartet. Download PDF sheet music at <a href="http://www.musicforstrings.com/en/string-quartet-sheet-music/121-ponchielli-dance-hours-gioconda-string-quartet.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.musicforstrings.com</a>


Ponchielli. Dance of the Hours. String quartet arrangement

اجرای معروفترین قطعه از پاگانینی "لا کامپانلا" - تنظیم شده برای پیانو سلو از فرانتس لیست - پیانیست: نیکولای لوگانسکی - انتشار: ۲۰۱۲

اجرای بسیار شفاف و تمیز این پیانیست روس از این قطعه را بشنوید

Frantz Liszt - La Campanella

[نسخه کامل] از کنسرتو براندنبورگ شماره ۳ ، باخ - اجرا شده بر روی ساز‌های دوره باروک - به رهبری یکی‌ از بهترین‌های موسیقی کلاسیک " جان الیوت گاردینر" رهبر معاصر انگلیسی‌


این اجرا را به کسانی‌ که دوستدار سرعتهای چشمگیر و گوش‌نواز در موسیقی هستند، توصیه می‌کنم ;-)

Bach Brandenburg Concerto No.3 - Gardiner

Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Bernard Haitink, conductor
Paul Lewis, piano
Neeme Järvi, conductor

Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat Major, Op. 19 (October 2018)

Movement 3 from Bach's Triple Harpsichord Concerto No. 2 in C major, BWV 1064. Recorded November 21, 2010 at Roswell Presbyterian Church, Roswell, Georgia.

Bach Triple Harpsichord part 3

About the DSO :

For more than 65 years the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin (DSO Berlin) has distinguished itself as one of Germany’s leading orchestras. The number of renowned Music Directors, the scope and variety of its work, and its particular emphasis on modern and contemporary music, makes the ensemble unique. It was founded in 1946 as the RIAS-Symphonie-Orchester by the broadcasting station in the American sector of Berlin. In 1956 the orchestra was renamed the Radio Symphonie-Orchester Berlin (RSO Berlin), and in 1993, to avoid confusion in Berlin’s newly reunited cultural landscape, the orchestra decided to relinquish its familiar name in favour of its present one.

Ferenc Fricsay became the orchestra’s first Music Director. He set the standard and defined the repertoire. The orchestra’s sound was characterized by transparency, structural clarity and plasticity. It quickly became well known for its commitment to 20th century music, and its ability to attract first-rate conductors. In 1964, Lorin Maazel took on the artistic responsibility for the orchestra. He was succeeded by Riccardo Chailly (1982-89), Vladimir Ashkenazy (1989-99), Kent Nagano (2000-06), Ingo Metzmacher (2007-10) and Tugan Sokhiev (2012-16). Since September 2017 Robin Ticciati has been  DSO's Music Director and Principal Conductor. 

The Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin and its history have become emblematic of the democratic and cultural renewal of Germany following the defeat of National Socialism and the end of World War II. That is how the orchestra has been perceived at its concerts in Berlin and on tours throughout Germany and the rest of Europe, North and South America, and in the Near, Middle and Far East. Its groundbreaking radio and recording productions have further solidified this image. In 2011 the orchestra was awarded a Grammy Award for the Best Opera Recording.

Prokofjew, Tanz der Ritter - Play along - 09a - Trompete-in-C

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