How great, friends – this is a “must have”
# Composer: Giuseppe Tartini
# Performer: Piero Toso
# Orchestra: I Solisti Veneti
# Conductor: Claudio Scimone
# Vinyl (1971)
# Number of Discs: 1
# Format: Flac
# Label: EMI
# ASIN: B00009RAXP
# Size: 1.03 GB
# Scan: yes
# Server: HotFile
01 Violin Concerto A Major D 96 – Allegro.flac
02 Violin Concerto A Major D 96 – Adagio.flac
03 Violin Concerto A Major D 96 – Allegro.flac
04 Violin Concerto A Major D 96 – Largo-Andante.flac
05 Violin Concerto F Major D 67 – Allegro assai.flac
06 Violin Concerto F Major D 67 – Andante cantabile.flac
07 Violin Concerto F Major D 67 – Allegro.flac
08 Violin Concerto h minor D 125 – Allegro assai.flac
09 Violin Concerto h minor D 125 – Larghetto.flac
10 Violin Concerto h minor D 125 – Allegro.flac
11 Violin Concerto h minor D 2 – Allegro.flac
12 Violin Concerto h minor D 2 – Adagio.flac
13 Violin Concerto h minor D 2 – Allegro.flac
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Total: 4 files
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Hello my friend! how are you? Beautiful music this one .. I downloaded and listen it, for one thing only that it is a mistery for me . The scale music notation have the following note: C D E G F A B acording to the universal notation .. but
Tell me my friend .. is just for this doubt that is killing me : this album have a violin concert at the NOTE “h” .. what is that ?
if someone can tell me what mean the “h” I will be so grateaful with that .
Have a wonderful weekend !
Hola hermanito
from english wikipedia, hope it helps:
The notes of the 12-tone scale can be written by their letter names A–G, possibly with a trailing sharp or flat symbol, such as A♯ or B♭. This is the most common way of specifying a note in English speech or written text.
In Northern and Central Europe (e.g., Germany, Austria, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Flemish Belgium, and the Netherlands—and with diminishing frequency in Sweden), the letter system used is slightly different for historical reasons. In these countries, the note called simply B elsewhere (i.e., B♮) is called H, and the note B♭ is named B. (The C chromatic scale thus looks like this: C C♯ D D♯ E F F♯ G G♯ A B H C) Also, in pronouncing the tone names, the endings “-is” (for sharp) or “-es”/”-s” (for flat) are used; e.g., the note a semitone above C is either “Cis” or “Des”, and A♭ is “Aes”. Sometimes this is also used in writing (instead of using the sharp or flat symbol), especially in flowing text.
Thank you ! now my aknowledge it’s more richness about music. My god! this website it is everyday so important for learn about music. And now I know about the diferent “musical notation” during some period of time at other countries. Music is like the rainbow color always is changing according to the observation place . Have a wonderful week my friend. The almightly bless you today and ever. Greeting from Mexico.
Ciao Rach,
volevo solo avvisarti che l’LP di Victoria è stato spedito solo ieri dunque fra poco dovrebbe arrivare.
Armando
grazie Armando……appena arriva lo metto online