Vivaldi’s "Summer" Concerto (Peters) from The Four Seasons is a fiery Baroque favourite—perfect for advanced violinists seeking expressive drama and technical display.
Immerse yourself in the dramatic intensity and vibrant imagery of Antonio Vivaldi’s "Concerto No. 2 in G Minor, 'Summer'" from The Four Seasons, published by Peters. This celebrated concerto captures the essence of the season—from languid heat to sudden storms—through vivid violin writing and evocative musical storytelling. The Peters edition features clear, accessible notation and a well-prepared piano reduction, making it ideal for advanced students and professional violinists preparing for recitals, competitions, or auditions. "Summer" offers performers the perfect opportunity to showcase both technical brilliance and expressive depth, making it a highlight of the Baroque repertoire.
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Vivaldi’s "Summer" Concerto from The Four Seasons (Peters edition)
Vivaldi’s "Concerto in A Minor, Op. 3 No. 8" (Schott) is a lively showcase for two violins and piano—ideal for advanced players and chamber performances.
Vivaldi’s "Four Seasons for Violin" (Peters) presents all four iconic concertos with orchestral accompaniment on CD and optional piano accompaniment—perfect for advanced players.
Vivaldi’s "12 Sonatas Book 2, Nos. 7–12" (Schott) features six more Baroque gems—dynamic, expressive sonatas perfect for building violin technique and style.
Key Features:
•Six Vivaldi sonatas for violin
•Schott edition, clear and accessible
•Intermediate to advanced level
•Great for study, recitals, and repertoire building
Vivaldi’s "L’Estro Armonico, Op. 3 No. 6 in A Minor" (Edition Butorac, Munchen) is a spirited Baroque favorite for violinists, offering expressive challenges and clear, accessible notation.
Vivaldi’s "The Four Seasons" (Bärenreiter, ed. Hogwood) presents all four concertos in a scholarly Urtext edition based on the Manchester manuscript—offering new insights and clarity for today’s violinists.
Vivaldi’s "Concerto Op. 3 No. 6 in A Minor" (Peters) is a lively Baroque classic—perfect for advanced violinists seeking brilliant technique and expressive style.