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Lovely, heart warming, paradisial pieces.

All absolutely amazing pieces! Thanks a million for your generosity! Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Thank you, Fredericia.

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Beautiful..... Where can I find this great wallpaper?

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Prefer vintage real photos even olds you do not take in mind this comment. Thanks.

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This piece of Mozart spreads the inique picece of Mozars’s in the arly baroque

Timeless

هذه الموسيقى الساحرة والراءعه وجميله لها ذكريات الماضي في غاية الأهمية التي لا زلت مستمر في الاستماع لهذه منذ أكثر من ثلاثين عاما

Ohh Thank you again and again!

Have a blessing evening!

This recorder version is fantastic! Thanks.

A fantastic composer I have 're-discovered'! Thanks. :-)

No puede haber nada mejor!!!

Your channel combined with the music brings me a weird nostalgia for the 2010s. Keep going friend!

In 1713, Prince Johann Ernst of Saxe-Weimar returned from the Netherlands full of enthusiasm. He had heard lots of good music and brought back many new music publications to Weimar. His enthusiasm was shared by Johann Sebastian Bach, who was 28 at the time and working at Weimar as court organist and chamber musician. Sometimes on commission from Johann Ernst, this one arranged a great number of concertos from Italy for organ or harpsichord. And when Bach arranged something or rather rewrote it, he couldn’t resist giving it a personal twist. This was also the case with this Concerto in D major, a harpsichord version of Vivaldi’s Concerto in D major for violin and orchestra, RV 230 (Concert No.9 from Vivaldi’s collection L’estro armonico). The keyboardist Richard Egarr explains, for example, how Bach added an interesting part for the left hand in the third movement, and how in the first movement he fitted a whole string orchestra onto one harpsichord, while also making the music more appropriate for keyboard. *Lucien*

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Excellent video

A fabulous and fascinating music

EXULT! REJOICE! THANK YOU FREDERICIA!

Thank you!

Sublime! Thank you Fredericia. 🎻

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Frederica's Channel shares more beauty and as John Keats once wrote: "A thing of beauty is a joy forever."

Thanks. This piece is really beautiful.

Marvelous!

Could you put the adagio from the vivaldi concerto rv384

Really beautiful, thank you Fredericia! 💐

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A fabulous amazing music

It's really brilliant and fabulous amazing music to listen

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This piece Violin Concerto in D major RV 222 for concertante violin, strings and cembalo was composed at Venice in 1724 by Antonio Vivaldi and dedicated to « Signora Chiara ». It will be transcribed at Rome in 2002 by Santino Cara. The structure of the piece includes three movements. The first « Allegro non molto » being the most popular. The restitution is based on a copy of the 1740 manuscript kept at the State Library of the University of Dresden in Germany. From his early Venetian youth to his last moments in Vienna, the redhead priest pushes always technical or academic limits and tirelessly creates new narrative forms: the journey of a lifetime. *Lucien*

Serse's first air, « Ombra mai fu », is a love canto by Xerxes for a tree (Oriental Plane Tree) set to one of Handel's most beautiful and famous melodies, often performed in an orchestral arrangement. It is known as « Largo de Handel » although in fact the score refers to it as « larghetto ». The opera contains incredible arias where we feel great tenderness, but also the amused mood of the composer for these personas even if passion mixes with farce and satire, in this sense, it moves away from the typical opera seria developed by Apostolo Zeno and Metastasius in particular. One of Handel's last operatic compositions, « Serse » is considered the most Mozartian and one of the best he composed. There is, however, little real connection between the history and the libretto or its music. Handel sees the madness of human nature which is shown but never ridiculed. After only five performances, the oratorio was withdrawn from the Haymarket Theater program and then forgotten for 250 years. The man must be crazier than he thinks to neglect such a masterpiece. Handel would probably happy to see this nature so colorful nevertheless compromised by today's man. Nature is a work of art from God that we have to bequeath at all our children in this world. My sincere thanks to Fredericia's Channel. *Lucien*

Probably the most beautiful piece of music ever written.

what a shame that such exquisitely beautiful music is known by so few people

Thanks to my friend Janet who shared me this very beautiful instrumental music. So peaceful

Thank you Frederica, it is lovely. 💐

Such beauty rise you to high spheres! 🌹

Thank You! ❤

The splendor of music! ❤ Thank You for this upload!❤

Absolutely beautiful! My favorite piece of Vivaldi! Thank you very much!

Очень печальная картинка.

Fredericia's taste always seems to coincide with mine.

Beautiful❤

Absolutely beautiful!! Thank you !!! ❤

Suena muy tierno.