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Concerto for Flute in F Major Con Sordini (Giuseppe Matteo Alberti) This piece was composed in Bologna, Italy, probably around the turn of the 17^th-18^th Century. It is of the Baroque period and the composer is said to have been greatly influenced by the work of Antonio Vivaldi.  " Con Sordini" is an instruction for the musician to play the piece using a mute. The movements of the piece are listed as: (i) Allegro (ii) Adagio (iii) Allegro Spiritoso I Solisti Veneti recordings Concerto for Flute and Orchestra in A major Sony Classical SK 47228 (CD: Italian Flute Concertos) Conductor - Claudio Scimone Flute - Jean-Pierre Rampal Sources: http://www.allwords.com/word-con%20sordino.html http://www.sonyclassical.com/releases/47228/tracks.htm

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