Tartini Concerto in D

Krafty934 · Posted: Wed Jan 07, 2004 3:33 pm Post subject:

Hi, does anybody know where I can find an mp3 of Tartini's Concerto in D performed by Maurice Andre? I have Arturo's "Trumpet Evoultion" and heard him play it in tribute to Maurice Andre but I heard that Maurice plays it much better; that is the reason that I want to hear it. Thanks in advance!

Kaushik

stukvalve · Posted: Wed Jan 07, 2004 3:36 pm Post subject:

i dont have an mp3, but there is an awesome 2 cd set that is less than $20 out there with maurice andre playing the tartini and other good ones as well. buy it ..... and end piracy.
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Krafty934 · Posted: Wed Jan 07, 2004 3:45 pm Post subject:

Hey stukvalve, what's the name of the CD. I'll try to find it; thanks for the help!

Kaushik

Mr. Stomvi · Heavyweight Member Joined: 01 Apr 2002 Posts: 1062

"Maurice Andre - Trumpet Concertos" on EMI Classics 7777-69152-2 - It can be purchased thru Amazon.com. One of the best double album sets you can buy. Cheap too.

Maurice also recorded it earlier on his "Concertos Baroques Italiens" on Erato 4509-92124-2 - This is not the same recording as on the EMI label. This album too can be purchased thru Amazon.com

The sheet music is published by Billaudot # G 463B in the Maurice Andre collection (transcribed by Ivan Jevtic) and comes with parts for trumpet in C and Bb. The concerto was originally a violin concerto.

Hope this helps

Seth Moore

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