Ricordi Vivaldi A. - Sonate In Re Min. - La Follia Op.i N.12 - 2 Violons
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Summary of This Score
This score gathers sonatas for 2 violins attributed to Antonio Vivaldi, offering an ideal playground to explore the Italian Baroque aesthetic: clear articulation, phrasing with breath, expressive dynamics, and a sense of discourse. The writing highlights the complementarity of the two voices, sometimes in imitation, sometimes in alternation, with particular attention to harmonic logic and line leading. This type of ensemble, both demanding and stimulating, allows working on intonation precision in double stops, bow stroke coherence, as well as coordination of ornaments and accents. The edition prepared by G. F. Malipiero is part of a serious musicological approach, designed for reliable reading and fluid musical practice. A valuable resource for violin duos wishing to deepen their understanding of Vivaldi's style, refine their musical interaction, and build a solid and expressive chamber music repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Antonio Vivaldi | Collection | Opere strumentali di A. Vivaldi |
| Editor | G. F. Malipiero | Genre | Classical score (Baroque music) |
| Instrumentation | 2 violins | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this La Follia sheet music written for two violins?
The indicated instrumentation is for 2 violins, with no other part mentioned.
Which Vivaldi work is included in this edition?
The book features the Sonata in D minor "La Follia," Opus I No. 12, by Antonio Vivaldi. It belongs to the Baroque classical repertoire.
Who prepared the edition of Vivaldi's La Follia Op. I No. 12 for 2 violins?
The edition was prepared by G. F. Malipiero. It is part of the "Opere strumentali di A. Vivaldi" collection. The editorial work is presented with a musicological approach aimed at smooth reading.
Which aspects of duo playing does this sonata help to develop?
The two-voice writing involves imitation and alternation between the violins. The score allows for practice of intonation, bowing consistency, and ornament coordination.
Is the style of this sonata for two violins Baroque?
Classified as a Baroque classical music score, this work reflects the Italian aesthetic associated with Vivaldi. Articulation, phrasing, and harmonic logic play a central role.
