It was in 1990 - more than 250 years after the publication of 'Il Pastor Fido' - that the masterful forgery was exposed: not Antonio Vivaldi but in fact the French composer Nicolas Chédeville (1705-1782) turned out to be the true author of this sonata collection, which was subtly foisted upon the unsuspecting Parisian public in the middle of the 18th Century, at the height of Vivaldi's popularity in France. Vivaldi himself never came to know anything of the misuse of his name and musical intellectual property.'Il Pastor Fido' offers a 'Mélange' of very simple, movements and gallantries in the French style, as well as some throughout original movements of exceptionally fine music and powerful compositional ideas. Approximately ninety percent of 'Il Pastor Fido? is Chédeville's own work - for the remainder, he adopted and built upon themes (or those which he thought to be) by Vivaldi, all the while demonstrating a thorough understanding of the style that he was striving to imitate.As with all of Chédeville's other works and numerous other collections from the time, the original title mentions a series of instruments, all of which are suitable for performing these sonatas: the musette, hurdy-gurdy, flute, oboe and violin. Whilst the first two, which were popular instruments at the time and corresponded to the Arcadian sensibilities of the Age of Enlightenment, have long since been out of fashion, the flute is particularly well suited today to reflect the pastoral character - noted in the title of the collection ('Il Pastor Fido?: the Faithful Shepherd) - of the music.The Bärenreiter Urtext edition was edited by the reputable Vivaldi scholar and conductor Federico Maria Sardelli. In addition to the musical text of the six sonatas, it contains a detailed preface (German / English), which not only tells the enthralling story of the forgery and reveals the 'ingredients? required for such a composition. It also contains inspiring information on performance practice, whilst presenting a critical report with references to readings and editorial decisions. / Flûte (ou Hautbois, Violon) Et Basse Continue

La référence GB3468 de l'éditeur Billaudot dont l'auteur célèbre est Vivaldi Antonio, qui a pour titre IL PASTOR FIDO OPUS 13 VOLUME 3 : SONATES 5 ET 6, a été écrite et composée pour Flûte Traversière et plus particulièrement pour Flûte Et Piano. Cette partition musicale appartient à la catégorie Classique. / Flûte Et Piano / Partition

Sechs Sonaten für Altblockflöte (Querflöte Oboe Violine) und Basso Continuo-The works by Benedetto Marcello Antonio Vivaldi and other Italian contemporaries of Bach and Handel wonderfully illustrate the possibilities of this versatile solo instrument and offer recorder players an ideal introduction to the chamber music of the Italian Baroque.Francesco Barsanti: Sonata B-durMartino Bitti: Sonata G-durBenedetto Marcello: Sonata F-dur op. 2/1Antonio Vivaldi: Sonata g-moll 'Il pastor fido' op. 13/6Francesco Mancini: Sonata d-mollFrancesco Maria Veracini: Sonata F-dur

Par VIVALDI ANTONIO. Sonates Pour La Musette/ Répertoire / Flûte Traversière ou Hautbois ou Violon et Basse C