By Vivaldi (After All): The Violin Concerto RV Anh. 131

Talbot focuses on one specific concerto, Concerto III in the Walsh & Hare anthology. This publication was first advertised in the "Country Journal or The Craftsman" of 4 Jan 1729. The announcement opens between 1714 and 1736 ten concertos currently attributable to Vivaldi either on the...

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