Dan Laurin • Vivaldi Recorder Concertos (CD)

Dan Laurin • Vivaldi Recorder Concertos (CD)

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Dan Laurin • Vivaldi Recorder Concertos (CD)During a recording career that stretches over almost 30 years, Swedish recorder virtuoso Dan Laurin keeps returning to one particular set of works: the concertos by Antonio Vivaldi. Three of the works (the Concertos RV 441, 443 and 444) included on his latest release he has recorded more than once before, with ensembles such as the Drottningholm Baroque Ensemble, Bach Collegium Japan and Arte dei Suonatori. For his latest 'take' on these favourites

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