Vivaldi, Antonio - Four Seasons: F Minor, RV 297 "Winter" - Violin and Piano - edited by Carnellil - Ricordi

These fresh new editions of Vivaldi's famous The Four Seasons (La Primavera) are transcribed for violin and piano by Maurizio Carnelli. Based on the original critical edition, they feature clean and well-spaced engravings, plus beautiful full-color covers printed on deluxe heavy coated stock. Editorial and performance notes are in English, and the solo violin parts are printed on a single continuous fold-out sheet for just one simple page turn following a movement.

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