Ricordi Vivaldi A. - Perfidissimo Cor! Iniquo Fato! RV 674 - Commentaire Critique
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Summary of This Score
This score presents a work by Antonio Vivaldi in a critical edition prepared by Francesco Degrada. Designed to offer a clear and musicologically sound reading, it is intended for performers who wish to rely on a trustworthy working basis, whether for the stage, style study, or preparation of a baroque music program.
The indicated instrumentation ContrA, Bc corresponds to a writing for contralto voice accompanied by the basso continuo. This format highlights the vocal line and its articulation, while giving the accompaniment a fundamental role in harmonic color and pulse. It is a particularly interesting support for deepening musical diction, ornamentation, phrasing, and balance between voice and continuo.
Thanks to its "critical edition" orientation, this score naturally fits into a careful working approach: understanding Vivaldi's language, establishing rhythmic supports, realizing the continuo, and seeking a stylistically informed interpretation. A useful reference for singers, harpsichordists, organists, theorbists, or instrumentalists involved in continuo playing, as well as for teachers looking for serious material for their lessons.
Technical specifications
| Composer | Antonio Vivaldi | Instrumentation | ContrA, Bc |
| Edition | Critical Edition by Francesco Degrada | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is indicated for Vivaldi's RV 674?
The indication "ContrA, Bc" refers to a contralto part with basso continuo accompaniment.
Is this edition of Perfidissimo Cor! Iniquo Fato! suitable for a contralto voice?
The score is written for contralto, according to the indicated instrumentation "ContrA". The vocal line is accompanied by a basso continuo, noted as "Bc".
Who prepared the critical edition of this Vivaldi score?
The critical edition was prepared by Francesco Degrada. This work provides a basis for study and preparation of a Vivaldi interpretation.
Is the basso continuo included in Perfidissimo Cor! Iniquo Fato! RV 674?
The notation "Bc" in the instrumentation confirms the presence of basso continuo. Its realization may involve harpsichord, organ, theorbo, or other continuo players. The accompaniment provides harmonic support and rhythmic pulse for the contralto part.
For which musicians is this critical edition of Vivaldi intended?
This publication is aimed at contraltos and continuo players working on the work referenced as RV 674. It allows addressing phrasing, ornamentation, and articulation in Vivaldi's Baroque style.



