instrument of the following concertos: Op.3, No.5, RV 519 (2 violins, violoncello) Op.3, No.7, RV 567 (4 violins) Op.3, No.9, RV 230 (solo violin) Op.3, No.12, RV 265 (solo violin) Selfridge-Field describes these as replacing "the virile acrobatics of Vivaldi's violino principale [by] the gentle graces of virginal ornamentation: shakes, coulées, long apoggiaturas, and so forth." Apart from the arrangement of RV 519 in Anne Dawson's Book, there were many others: A Collection of Easy Genteel Lessons for the Harpsichord composed by Giovanni Agrell, Book II, to which is added Vivaldi's Celebrated 5th Concerto, set for the Harpsichord, London, Randall and Abell, c. 1767. This skillful arrangement of RW 519, probably made by the Swedish composer Johan Agrell, is the only transcription of any concerto from L'estro armonico to be published in the eighteenth century. Concerto pro clavicembal del Sigr. Vivaldi, SchW A6:001, is Johann Adolph Scheibe's transcription of RV 519, realised between 1727 and 1735. The arranger's autograph, in the Berlin State Library, was identified by Russell Stinson in 1990. Transposed to the key of G major, it is a straightforward transcription which occasionally simplifies Vivaldi's score by omitting the second violin and viola parts. lists four further transcriptions. supplements Ryom's list with three further arrangements, all of them connected in some way to Britain. Recordings Notes References Further reading External links More on L'Estro armonico Complete downloadable scores(parts) for the 12 Concertos – PDF and CFT(DMuse Viewer) formats Concerto de Antonio Vivaldi transcrit par Johann Sebastian Bach (BWV 972 after RV 230), performed by Ruggero Gerlin (harpsichord), 1936 at Vivaldi Compositions by Antonio Vivaldi Concertos by Antonio Vivaldi 1711 compositions