Vivaldi

The National Iranian Radio Television chamber orchestra was formed in 1967. Its inaugural concert took place on the first night of the Shiraz-Persepolis Festival of arts, in the presence of HIM the Shahbanou, with Yehudi Menuhin as soloist, and Vahe Kojayan, conductor. It performed regularly in Iran's main cities and appeared in international festivals in Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Moscow, Leningrad, Bulgaria, Romania, and Poland. Warmly acclaimed at home and abroad, it received reviews such as the one by Henry Louis de la Grange in MUSIC AND MUSICIANS: "high level of excellence...refinement...polish". Sadly, the 1979 events, which led to the islamist regime, dramatically changed the state's cultural priorities and this brilliant orchestra fell into oblivion.

Emil Tchakarov, born in 1948 in Bourgas, Bulgaria, was a rising star in the 1970's and 1980's. In 1971 he received the third prize in the Herbert von Karajan Second International Competition of Conductors, in Berlin, and in 1972 he receives the second prize with his Bulgarian Youth Chamber Orchestra, in the Herbert von Karajan Second International Youth Orchestra Competition. Karajan was impressed by Tchakarov's brilliant musical memory and purposeful nature. He went on building a brilliant career with many collaborations with great names, until his early death in 1991.

In 1978, the NIRT chamber orchestra and Tchakarov made a truly world-class recording of baroque pieces. A "volume II" was supposed to follow, but of course plans were cancelled after the tragic events of 1979. The now ultra-rare double LP album features photos of Tchakarov and the orchestra in front of the Peacock Throne in the Golestan Palace in Tehran in its sleeve.
Here, I have uploaded a sample, the first track of the first record: part one (Allegro) of Vivaldi's concerto grosso opus 3 no8 in A minor. If this violates copyright, please let me know - this record is so rare and inaccessible that I believe this small fragment offers a valuable sample to people interested in Tchakarov and the NIRT.

Vivaldi National Iranian Radio Television Chamber Orchestra Emil Tchakarov

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Concerto No. 1 in E major, Op. 8, "La primavera" (Spring) by Antonio Vivaldi. Performed by the Wichita State University Chamber Players, conducted by Robert Turizziani. Published by John Harrison and available from Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:01_-_Vivaldi_Spring_mvt_1_Allegro_-_John_Harrison_violin.ogg). Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 1.0 Generic license.

Vivaldi: Spring from Four Seasons — Music Educators Toolbox (click to download)

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From the film "Amelie" (2000).  Winner of best foreign film at the Academy Awards.  Recorded live

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Franz Schubert, Piano Sonata No 20 In A Major
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Through the march of time came the 70th anniversary of our Queen Elizabeth's reign.
For Her Majesty's devotion to our country and the Commonwealth. I wrote this to join in the celebrations.

Elizabeth Regina 2012 (See Info)

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Jerry Goldsmith - Papillon Theme(A Film By Franklin J. Schaffne 1973)

Esta grabación fue realizada en vivo, el domingo 12 de agosto de 2007, en la Sala Silvestre Revueltas del Centro Cultural Ollín Yoliztli de la ciudad de México en el Concierto de Gala en ocasión del X Aniversario de Música en Red Mayor.
Productor ejecutivo: José María Álvarez.
Técnico de grabación: Jesús Flores.
Masterización y edición: Michael Koederisch. 5A Studios. Londres. Inglaterra.
Librillo disponible para lectura y/o descarga en https://issuu.com/jose-mariaalvarez/docs/vivaldi_stephanie_chase_booklet

MÚSICA EN RED MAYOR / LAS CUATRO ESTACIONES DE VIVALDI

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Küchler, Ferdinand Opus 15 In D Major Violin Concerto In Vivaldi Style

Morteza Hannaneh
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from "Hezar-Dastan"
cello : َAbbas Zahiroddini

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The sheet music for Secret Garden's Ode to Simplicity (duet version) is available at https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/21663397.

Here is the duet version of Secret Garden's melancholy Ode to Simplicity, scored for Piano and Violin. This version stays true to the original as much as possible. I hope you will love it as much as I enjoyed arranging it.

For a comparison, you can listen to the original "Ode to Simplicity" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lEYToVg7YA

Küchler, Ferdinand Opus 15 In D Major Violin Concerto In Vivaldi Style

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