Vivaldi, Ars Rediviva Orchestra - Concertos For Wind Instruments Album

Tracklist

1	1. Largo. Allegro	4:00
2	Concerto In La Minore Per Piccolo Ed Archi	10:20
3	Concerto In Re Minore Per 2 Oboi Ed Archi	9:05
4	2. Larghetto	2:10
5	3. Allegro	3:00
6	1. Andante Molto	4:10
7	3. Allegro Molto	2:40
8	2. Largo	3:15
9	2. Largo	2:25
10	2. Andante	3:20
11	3. Allegro	3:30
12	1. Allegro Poco	4:15
13	3. Allegro Molto	3:05
14	1. Allegro	4:40
15	Concerto In Sol Maggiore Per Oboe, Fagotto Ed Archi	11:30
16	Concerto In Mi Minore Per Fagotto Ed Archi	10:35

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SUA 10967	Vivaldi, Ars Rediviva Orchestra	Vivaldi, Ars Rediviva Orchestra - Concertos For Wind Instruments ‎(LP, Mono)	Supraphon	SUA 10967	Czechoslovakia	1968
SUA ST 50967	Vivaldi, Ars Rediviva Orchestra	Vivaldi, Ars Rediviva Orchestra - Concertos For Wind Instruments ‎(LP, RP)	Supraphon	SUA ST 50967	Czechoslovakia	1970
SUA ST 50967	Vivaldi, Ars Rediviva Orchestra	Vivaldi, Ars Rediviva Orchestra - Concertos For Wind Instruments ‎(LP, RP)	Supraphon	SUA ST 50967	Czechoslovakia	1984
SUA 10967	Vivaldi, Ars Rediviva Orchestra	Vivaldi, Ars Rediviva Orchestra - Concertos For Wind Instruments ‎(LP, Mono)	Supraphon	SUA 10967	Czechoslovakia	1970
SUA ST 50967, 50 967	Vivaldi, František Čech, Stanislav Duchoň, Jiří Mihule, Karel Bidlo, Ars Rediviva Orchestra, Milan Munclinger	Vivaldi, František Čech, Stanislav Duchoň, Jiří Mihule, Karel Bidlo, Ars Rediviva Orchestra, Milan Munclinger - Concertos For Wind Instruments ‎(LP, RP)	Supraphon, Supraphon	SUA ST 50967, 50 967	Czechoslovakia	1978

Credits

• Bassoon – Karel Bidlo
• Cello – F. Sláma, J. Pospíšil
• Cello [Continuo] – František Sláma
• Composed By – Antonio Vivaldi
• Conductor – Milan Munclinger
• Cover – Zdeněk Rybka
• Double Bass – F. Pošta
• Engineer – Jaroslav Zach, Ing. Platz
• Ensemble – Ars Rediviva Orchestra
• Harpsichord [Continuo] – Josef Hála
• Oboe – Jiří Mihule, Stanislav Duchoň
• Piccolo Flute – František Čech
• Recording Supervisor [Recording Director] – Zdeněk Zahradník
• Sleeve Notes – Milan Munclinger
• Viola – J. Motlík, K. Řehák, V. Klár
• Violin [1st] – B. Ludvík, J. Plšek, J. Baxa, V. Řehák
• Violin [2nd] – J. Hölzel, J. Köhler, J. Kroft, R. Miazga

Barcodes

• Rights Society: SIAE

Companies

• Licensed From – Supraphon

Album

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