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#1038749 - 10/22/04 12:07 PM
Re: Anyone ever heard of "Arioso" by Scarlotti?
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Cindy, I did a search on Amazon and found something called Arioso, but it was attributed to JS Bach. I played the recording(for guitar) and it really sounded nice. I could not find any recordings of Scarletti's Arioso, sorry..
Jon
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#1038750 - 10/22/04 12:12 PM
Re: Anyone ever heard of "Arioso" by Scarlotti?
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"Arioso" doesn't sound like a title, it sounds like a musical direction: in Italian it means "songlike".
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#1038752 - 10/23/04 06:02 AM
Re: Anyone ever heard of "Arioso" by Scarlotti?
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Registered: 10/01/04
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when one says just "arioso", it referes only to jsb's largo from concerto for harpsichord in f minor (BWV-1056) which bach transcribed for the concerto for oboe in d minor, the adagio in that piece. (BWV-1059).
i think the term is just a fancy name for air, or aria, and in that respect, it can be any number of works, i would not know which of scarlatti.
but always, the "arioso" is bach's.
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