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It is an understatement to identify Vivaldi as the most significant composer ever of bassoon concertos. Even within Vivaldi's own oeuvre, the thirty-nine bassoon concertos (two of them incomplete) form an impressive group. The composer had a particular affinity with deeper instruments (the cello as well as the bassoon) which brought out especially vividly the melancholy, reflective side of his temperament. Morever, the bassoon concertos are all mature...
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