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by whose grace I hope for the life everlasting
Some of his most notable contributions included the creation of the symphonic poem
likely in the early 1730s
Canfield elected to utilize the soprano saxophone for the overture
Vivaldi (Camwell): Concerto RV548 for Two Soprano Saxophones and Keyboard Bassoon Music_Contrabassoon by whose grace I hopeCode: JP4071 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0326 1 Antonio Vivaldi (1678 1741) wrote many concertos that featured a variety of instruments as soloists. The Double Concerto in B flat, RV 548, was originally written for oboe, violin, strings, and continuo, and is a good representation of the traditional concerto form of the time Fast, Slow, Fast. The Allegro movements are sprightly and full of musical enthusiasm, while the middle movement is beautifully rhapsodic.