Albinoni-Giazotto – Adagio in g min. for strings and organ, based on a basso continuo by Tomaso Albinoni.
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Please where can I download this sheet?
Probably, a work by Remo Giazotto…
Not composed by Albinoni, but by GIAZOTTO in 1945 !
Giazotto didn’t compose the music, he only arranged it (taking it from a
Sonata by Albinoni) and then claimed it as his own original composition.
Giazotto pretty much made his career around Albinoni’s works.
Same as above. Composing and Arranging are two different things. If I take
Beethoven’s motif from the 9th Symphony and arrange something around that
with variations it wouldn’t make it my original composition. It would be an
arranged piece by me. Remo Giazotto didn’t compose this, he only arranged
it and then claimed it as his own. Search for the piece and you will always
find: Composed by Tomaso Albinoni.
why does it get so fast towards the end? that’s not 1o tempo..
No, the style of this music is very different than Albinoni’s music. This
adagio is a HOAX. Where is the original “sonata”, can you tell me ? Of
course you can’t !
Same as above : you’re totally wrong.
Of course it’s a different style, because it’s an arrangement. Have a read
in wikipedia under this title: Adagio_in_G_minor Although not entirely
composed by Albinoni, it is based on fragments from one of his works (I
suspect the main motif)
The materials itself is albinoni or not is suspected. I believed the whole
thing is Giazotto’s idea.
it was actually in July 1949..but close enough. 🙂
beautiful
Beautifully haunting and evocative……….and extremely calming and
centering :)
Could you send me the scores please, i’ll apreciate a lot
great
Albinoni don´t composed the Adagio.
Albinoni don´t composed the Adagio.
Albinoni don´t composed the Adagio.