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Claudio Scimone in Italy, in the image of Jean Francois Paillard in France, was in the 60 and 70 a pioneer of the resurrection of baroque music played so "authentic", after the Romantic generation in Deutsch Grammophon.

For music lovers in their forties like me, we were amazed with 33 towers and the audio cassette Scimone out of the shadows of the many concertos red priest restoring its italiannité and dynamism, previously stuck in the game overstaffed and heavy bands rather germanisants. Do not forget Quà his time not so long ago (90) Scimone regularly received gold forks for his interpretations of operas by Vivaldi, in particular "Catone in Utica".

Sure time flies and now we refer instead to Pinnock, Biondi, Spinosi, carmignoli and fabulous sets to listen to Vivaldi. The ears accustomed to these sounds there will be difficulty finding a convincing Vivaldi at Simone.

This small price to drive is a great tribute to Scimone and at a time, the work of musici together his splendid playing Vivaldi with heart and enthusiasm.

He gleefully makes all its harmonic power to this collection of mandolins concertyos for so irresistibly Venetian, slow movements being here an invitation to daydream lulled by gondolas on misty lagoons from which emerge the ghostly silhouettes of palazzi.
This changes the brutality and sometimes incongruous rhythms interpretations "historical or baroqueuses outrageous.

It is for this reason the place to get this record and knowingly.