Title theme from the film “Wounded Animals”

Lively discussion in one of the forums
spurred me on to
case write about "this" here.
I assume that the habrakhabrovsky is grounded
public better than the above - and yet.
In the film Nikolai Gubenko "Wounded"
as the title of the title sounds like this - Alessandro Marcello (1684-1750)
Concerto in D - minor for oboe (Part II, Adagio).

Notable misconceptions:
1. This is Vivaldi (lovers)
2. This is Bach (connoisseurs)
3. This is Benedetto Marcello (admin sites with mp3-shki)

The first delusion is not considered.
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About the second.
Bach made an arrangement, - and from this in the environment
professional musicians this work
sometimes referred to as "Bach - Marcello".

About the third.
Alessandro's brother - Benedetto Marcello (1686-1739) is really
was a major baroque composer,
much more prolific and famous than Alessandro,
but the authorship of this work has the same attitude as me, for example.
Comprehensive information about the occurrence of this
misconceptions in the "mecca" of professional musicians idrs.org
The article "Alessandro or Benedetto?" Is
at this address - www.idrs.org/www.idrs/publications2/journal2/jnl10/marc.html