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Locatelli: Three Violin Concertos - Gringolts

Locatelli: Three Violin Concertos - Gringolts

BIS-2445 (BIS Records, SACD)

DSD
NEW RELEASE (29 January 2021)

Playing time: 61'49"
Tracks: 9
Booklet pages: 32
℗ 2020 BIS Records AB
© 2020 BIS Records AB
Main country of recording: Finland
Reviewer: Gerald Fenech
Review of Locatelli: Three Violin Concertos - Gringolts published on 25 February 2021

Ilya Gringolts, violin and direction
Finnish Baroque Orchestra

Pietro Locatelli (1695-1764):

Three Violin Concertos from 'L'Arte del violino'

Recorded in January 2019 at Järvenpää Church, Finland

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