vivaldi concerto in g minor for two cellos

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But careful studies also with the aid of testimonies dating back to about 1749 reported on letters sent by some Venetian concert players, make us almost certainly ascertain that Vivaldi composed this concert in 1728 and that the writing on the manuscript is not by Vivaldi but by copyists of the period. Source: The year in which Vivaldi composed this concert is not known because there is no certain evidence that attests to a precise date.

Vivaldi concerto in g minor for two cellos