Heinrichshofen Vivaldi A. - Concerto G-dur RV 312R - Flautino et Piano
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Summary of This Score
Concerto in G major, RV 312R
for Flautino (Sopranino/Alto Recorder or Transverse Flute)
and Piano (Jean Cassignol)
This score offers a concerto from the RV (Ryom-Verzeichnis) catalogue, in a reconstructed version adapted for piano-vocal : the keyboard part replaces the orchestra and allows working on the piece in a practical format, whether in lessons, conservatory, or preparing for a concert. The main interest of this edition lies in the reconstruction : within the manuscript of concerto RV 312 (originally a violin concerto), a crossed-out sketch of an "Ur-Flautinokonzert" preserved musically ambitious passages.
Jean Cassignol, musicologist and recorder specialist, offers here a reconstruction "in the spirit of Bach," aiming to restore coherence and continuity to the existing musical material. The result particularly highlights the flautino, an instrument now often identified, in the authentic concertos RV 443, 444, and 445, as a sopranino recorder (tuned in F). Thanks to the indicated instrumentation options, this edition is suitable both for recorder players (sopranino or alto) and transverse flutists wishing to approach this baroque repertoire with piano accompaniment.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Antonio Vivaldi | Instrumentation | Flautino (Sopranino/Alto Recorder or Transverse Flute) and piano |
| Arranger | Jean Cassignol | Genre | Baroque score (concerto) |
Questions frequently asked
Is this edition playable on the sopranino recorder?
The flautino part is intended for the sopranino recorder, pitched in F.
Can the RV 312R be played on the transverse flute?
The instrumentation explicitly lists the transverse flute (Querflöte) among the possible options. The accompaniment is provided by the piano.
What is the origin of the RV 312R concerto reconstruction?
The reconstruction is based on a crossed-out sketch of an "Ur-Flautinokonzert" preserved in the RV 312 manuscript. This concerto was originally intended for violin. Jean Cassignol proposes a musical continuation conceived in the spirit of Bach.
Does the piano part replace the orchestra?
The piano accompaniment substitutes the orchestral part in this reduction. This setup allows the RV 312R concerto to be rehearsed without an orchestra.
Is the G major Concerto RV 312R suitable for the alto recorder?
The instrumentation options mention the alto recorder in addition to the sopranino. The score pairs this flautino part with a piano.
