Concerto per Oboe, II. Adagio (Acompañamiento Piano + Partituras de Marcello S.Z799 / Bach BWV 974)

Alessandro Marcello Concerto per Oboe in re minore, S.Z799 II. Adagio ► Solo: Bach's Arrangement (BWV974) ► Piano reduction of the original by Marcello The Concerto for Oboe and Strings in D minor was written by Alessandro Marcello in the early 18th century and has become his most famous work. It is also one of the most performed oboe concerts in the baroque oboe repertoire. In the past, and continuing in the present, it has been wrongly attributed to both contemporary composers: Benedetto Marcello (Marcello's brother) and Antonio Vivaldi. Johann Sebastian Bach made the piece famous by writing a transcription of the work for harpsichord (BWV974). There are at least two different versions of the Adagio, in D minor and another C minor attributed to Marcello's brother Benedetto, which are frequently interpreted. They differ as regards the melodic line in the middle of the movement and a few harmonic changes in the general part of the orchestra. ► IMSLP Scores: https://bit.ly/3c3jtc0 Subscribe to my Channel 🙏 ►https://bit.ly/2ZOsgML ====================== 🎼 Playlist 🎼 Violin ►https://bit.ly/2YWmsix Oboe ►https://bit.ly/2YSZNUf Baroque ►https://bit.ly/2LtI42H Songs ►https://bit.ly/2YRcOgT ====================== #marcello #adagio #bach #oboeaccompaniment