Italian Violin

The Italian violin genre is a rich tradition of classical music deeply rooted in Italy's cultural heritage, characterized by its passionate performance style, expressive phrasing, and a keen attention to tonal color and nuanced dynamics. Tracing its lineage back to the Baroque period with composers like Vivaldi and Corelli, Italian violin music has evolved through the Classical and Romantic eras, producing a distinct sound that balances technical virtuosity with emotive lyricism. Modern exponents such as Carlo Lazari and Giuliano Carmignola carry this legacy forward, infusing historical techniques with contemporary sensibility. The work of these artists reflects a dedication to the craft of the violin, seamlessly blending old-world elegance with the refined artistry of today's classical scene.

Mozart: Symphony No. 35 in D Major, K. 385 "Haffner": IV. Presto

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart•

Ensemble Resonanz•

Riccardo Minasi

Single - Released April 11, 2025