Looking over my CD shelves I have a great box of mainly earlier music from Sony titled "Vivarte." One of the discs contains two divertimenti by Mozart performed by L'Archibudelli ( a string quartet with Anner Bylsma on cello and two natural horns).
All I can find on YouTube is the second movement of K 334, a theme and variations:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqz7yp2FYbA
So let's not give up on actual physical media! If I hadn't gotten rid of all my vinyl decades ago I would still have a fantastic album of lute duos that contained a fantastic quick sarabande--the only one I have ever heard. It never made it to CD, let alone to YouTube.
Here is a different track from that lute duet album, and, ironically, YouTube won't embed it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6WeYHlQh7s
2 comments:
I have the collection you reference here! Performances of all the singers and musicians is a treat.
I have bought quite a number of collections offered as I appreciate the editorial control that goes into a collection and can be exposed to much new music I may not otherwise have been.
They also generally come at a nice price point...
Yes, the whole set is great! I'm still a CD guy--the streaming model doesn't appeal so much.
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