Abstract
Contents: Preface Translator's note. Part I The Recorder and Flute in Italy in Vivaldi's Time: The emancipation of the recorder and flute Straight and cross flutes The recorder and flute in Venice: the rA'le of amateur players The recorder and flute in Venice: the first professional players Other players of the recorder and flute associated with Vivaldi Missing workshops and instruments. Part II Vivaldi's Music for Recorder and Flute: Vivaldi's sonatas for recorder and flute Vivaldi's chamber concertos with recorder or flute Vivaldi's flute concertos Vivaldi's recorder concertos Vivaldi's concertos for flautino The concerto for two flutes The concertos with multiple soloists and orchestra The recorder and flute in Vivaldi's vocal music Remarks on instrumental technique Conclusions Postscript: a late discovery Inventory of the works for recorder and flute by Antonio Vivaldi Bibliography Indexes.
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