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Vivaldi's "La Follia" (RV 63) is a set of variations on the ancient "Folia" theme, demonstrating his mastery of counterpoint and violin technique. It is part of his Op. 1 collection and remains a staple of Baroque repertoire.

A contemporary take on the ancient 'La Folia' theme, incorporating fughetta and scherzo elements, arranged for recorder ensemble.

This trio sonata showcases Vivaldi's mastery of the Baroque variation form, building upon the "La Folia" theme that had captivated composers for centuries with its hypnotic chord progression.

One of Vivaldi's chamber works demonstrating his virtuosic treatment of the ancient Folia theme, featuring elaborate variations for violin.

Vivaldi's "La Follia" (RV 63) is a dazzling set of variations on one of the oldest European musical themes, dating back to the Renaissance. Based on the Portuguese folia dance pattern, it showcases Vivaldi's inventive treatment through 11 progressively complex variations. Originally scored for two violins and continuo, this woodwind trio adaptation offers a fresh timbral perspective on the Baroque masterpiece.