Pyrotechnia: Fire & Fury from 18th-century Italy

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Pyrotechnia: Fire & Fury from 18th-century ItalyGLOBAL RELEASE DATE: 29 OCTOBER 2021 SUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO WATCH Contemporary accounts of the violin playing of Antonio Vivaldi, the Red Priest, show the extent to which he raised the instrument to hitherto unknown extremes of soloistic virtuosity able, in its spontaneity and sonorous brilliance, to hold its own against an orchestra in fiery and unforgettably dramatic confrontations. Thanks to Vivaldis pupils, eager to imitate the masters

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