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Antonio Vivaldi (1678–1741) "La Folia" (Madness), arranged by Bålder Quartet and I-Han Fu for string quartet & baroque percussion. The Folia was an ancient Spanish/Portuguese dance which traditionally got faster and wilder toward the end. The girls who danced it were said to be "mad," thus the name Folia (madness or folly). Bålder Quartet: Emil Hartikainen (violin), Andrew Ng Wen Hao (violin), Vadim Grumeza (viola), Tommi Wesslund (cello).
Antonio Vivaldi (1678–1741) "La Folia" (Madness), arranged by Bålder Quartet and I-Han Fu for string quartet & baroque percussion. The Folia was an ancient Spanish/Portuguese dance which traditionally got faster and wilder toward the end. The girls who danced it were said to be "mad," thus the name Folia (madness or folly). Bålder Quartet: Emil Hartikainen (violin), Andrew Ng Wen Hao (violin), Vadim Grumeza (viola), Tommi Wesslund (cello).