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An alto! Those variations fits pretty well it's range :)

It is an alto from Mollenhauer "Modern"

TSM Lebbia - the original score should be available to download free at sites such as IMLSP as it is no longer under copyright. However, it is possible that Ms Petri has substantially reworked this piece as she does that (she is currently working on a re-imagining/rewriting of Bach's solo Cello works for recorder). Good luck - I have loads of stuff from IMLSP such as the Telemann canonic sonatas - it's a good source. Just type in free sheet music Corelli "La Follia", download, print and enjoy!!

You can also check the German site: www.kreuznacherdiakonie.de/ueber-uns/gemeinschaften/diakoniegemeinde/kantoreiarchiv/ You can find quite some sheet music there, even though I find the listing order somewhat confusing... Anyway, as for La Follia, here's the sheet music for the alto recorder only: www.kreuznacherdiakonie.de/fileadmin/redaktion/kantoreiarchiv/Recorder_Flauti/solo_basso_continuo/variata/corelli_follia/fl.pdf And here's the link for the recorder/harpsichord sheet: www.kreuznacherdiakonie.de/fileadmin/redaktion/kantoreiarchiv/Recorder_Flauti/solo_basso_continuo/variata/corelli_follia/cem_part_4.pdf

@@Taytanchik MUCHAS GRACIAS!!!! Busqué por todas partes y no la encontraba para Flauta y Piano y no la encontraba!! MIL GRACIAS, desde Argentina!!!

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I am here for music NOT a fashion show. She looks great and wearing something comfortable. Bravo to Maestra Petra. There is a first for all and she plays like a goddess.

La Folia can translates into "insanity." I guess that part you understood well.

@@wmewan2711 if you don't know why it's not good, that's on you goofus.

It's actually a great piece, with La Folia having a great musical history with many great composers using this framework. Actually this is one of Michala Petri's most tonally perfect performances. Not sure what you missed.@@jaysparc Someone said the performance was "boring." Rather than be perjorative, I tried to explain what/why a listening might find it "boring" in psychiatric neutral terms. Brahm's Paganini variations might be "boring" in the same way in that a strong persistence theme continues over and over in permutations. This is actually a central and soulful part of great music (holding thematic content regardless of permutation). I actually play this piece quite often in my performances.

@@wmewan2711I am not criticizing the piece, it's Petri's boring and uninteresting playing of the recorder. Tonally perfect? what does that mean. Your just spouting the nonsense of someone that has no clue about baroque interpretation or the capabilities of the recorder in the hands of a competent musician. I bet you think Flight of the Bumblebee is a great piece of music.