Sep 11, 2008 Everyone and his brother has recorded Vivaldi's 'Four Seasons' — meaning, of course, every violinist and his brother. You can no more skip 'The Four Seasons' than you can the Mendelssohn Concerto. And now Joshua Bell, the famed American, age 40, has gone and put Vivaldi's work on Sony. Overview Grammy® Award-winning violinist Joshua Bell, who has enchanted audiences for two decades with his breathtaking playing and opulent tone, has recorded one of the most popular works in all of classical music – Antonio Vivaldi’s.
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- Joshua Bell Vivaldi The Four Seasons
- Joshua Bell Vivaldi Summer
Joshua Bell In Concert
Joshua Bell Girlfriend
Joshua Bell Subway
Joshua Bell Vivaldi The Four Seasons
The Four Seasons is a work that deserves renown for many reasons. Completed in 1725 it helped launch the concerto form we recognise today. “Of course there are hundreds of performances and it has become one of the most popular pieces of music, ever,” says Joshua Bell ” It has crossed boundaries to people who don’t usually even listen to classical music. But at the same time it is such a personal piece and there is so much room for individual interpretation. Actually, there are no two versions that are alike.”
Joshua Bell Vivaldi Summer
Joshua Bell is joined on this studio release by Academy harpsichord player John Constable and the orchestra’s celebrated string players, who toured the work with him prior to the recording sessions in 2008. The disc also features another masterpiece of Baroque virtuosity, Giuseppe Tartini’s The Devil’s Trill Sonata.