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Formats and Editions
1. Chamber Concerto In F Major, Rv 99: I. Allegro
2. Chamber Concerto In F Major, Rv 99: II. Largo
3. Chamber Concerto In F Major, Rv 99: III. Allegro
4. Chamber Concerto In A Minor, Rv 108: I. Allegro
5. Chamber Concerto In A Minor, Rv 108: II. Largo
6. Chamber Concerto In A Minor, Rv 108: III. Allegro
7. Chamber Concerto In C Major, Rv 88: I. Allegro
8. Chamber Concerto In C Major, Rv 88: II. Largo E Cantabile
9. Chamber Concerto In C Major, Rv 88: III. Allegro Molto
10. Chamber Concerto In G Minor, Rv 104: I. Largo
11. Chamber Concerto In G Minor, Rv 104: II. Fantasmi. Presto
12. Chamber Concerto In G Minor, Rv 104: III. Presto
13. Chamber Concerto In G Minor, Rv 104: IV. Il Sonno. Largo
14. Chamber Concerto In G Minor, Rv 104: V. Allegro
15. Chamber Concerto In D Major, Rv 94: I. Allegro
16. Chamber Concerto In D Major, Rv 94: II. Largo
17. Chamber Concerto In D Major, Rv 94: III. Allegro
18. Chamber Concerto In D Minor, Rv 96: I. Allegro
19. Chamber Concerto In D Minor, Rv 96: II. Largo
20. Chamber Concerto In D Minor, Rv 96: III. Allegro
21. Chamber Concerto In G Minor, Rv 107: I. Allegro
22. Chamber Concerto In G Minor, Rv 107: II. Largo
23. Chamber Concerto In G Minor, Rv 107: III. Allegro
More Info:
Absolute gems of the Vivaldian production, the Concerti da Camera belong to a unique genre, invented by the composer: they are concertos for several soloists but without orchestra! Vivaldi develops an extraordinary inventiveness, fertile in discoveries and fantasy. Founded by harpsichordist Vincent Bernhardt, the ensemble Il delirio fantastic is a group of young musicians specialized in Baroque music and in the playing of historical instruments. It consists mainly of former student of the famous European universities and conservatories. Il delirio fantastic explores actively unheard music from the Italian and German baroque repertoire, while approaching as well the classics and particularly the music of Antonio Vivaldi. Between 2009 and 2012, Il delirio fantastic has presented a series of concerts every month in Lyon, dedicated to the sacred cantatas of J.S. Bach and to some other lesser-known Baroque composers such as Fux, Graupner, Heinichen, Pisendel, Frey, Pfeifer, Graun, Camerloher, Somis, Giay, and others.
