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Lidarti - Violin Concertos Violin Concertos No. 1 in C major; No. 2 in D minor; No. 3in A major; Quartetto (Sinfonia) in G major Auser Musici/Francesco D’Orazio (violin) Christian Joseph Lidarti (1730-95) is another new name to learn and not forget again. Re-discovered for these premiere recordings by a Pisan vocal and instrumental ensemble, this is another composer to They are superbly realised by the consummate artistry and virtuosity of Francesco D’Orazio, reviewed in London by Musical Pointers teaching a Berio Sequenza and pictured here and (differently) in the booklet seen proudly holding his sweet-toned Guaneri violin. An excellent first for Hyperion. Neapolitan Flute Concertos Composers in brackets after works)
Concerto in G major (Giuseppe De Majo). Carlo Ipata (flute & director), Auser Musici Hyperion - CDA67784 For this collection, again the fruits of extensive research, the soloist is the director of Auser Music. They are rather predictable, each in three fast-slow-fast ovements, and best listened to one or two
at a time. Certainly useful for flute department students, and for anyone who is not yet "into" baroque I shall pass on my copy to my local Trinity College of Music. The Ipata link above is to a fine You-Tube video, do click and watch! Peter Grahame Woolf
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scotch the "canon" which dominates concerts and recordings. Some 400 works of his can be found in the British Library and in a collection in Tuscany. These here are undated, but this eighteenth-century Italian composer bridges the baroque and the classical periods. 
