Venice Baroque Orchestra concert master Juliano Carminyola
It played Vibaldi " Four Seasons " at concert of 16/Sep/2005 in here by TV today...
I only heard by CD , so I didn't know all strings member stand up play except Lute and
Cembalo and cello ..I rather like this little member orchestra or strings quartet..four
season were all excellent part , but I most like " spring "...spring is eternity hope and
joy..by the way,I suddenry remenbered " Merchant of Venice " with seeing this violinist
as like as Greece statue..2005 movie of this, Al Pacino played to marchant <Shylock>
and Jeremy Irons ( Kingdom of heaven ) as <Antonio>.....one pound of muscles..
Shakespeare wrote as comedy story ( from wikkipedia )..but I felt serious...
2005 / USA 
Jeremy Irons
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Oh, lucky lady...! The Venice Baroque Orchestra! oh, it must have been beautiful....and I love the strings...yes, they stand..except for those few...so nice that you saw that my friend...'spring is eternity hope and joy'...so true...you are so wise..and poetic..love this and ahh muscles...I agree..love the muscles...! ha...and that movie..I never saw it..I will have to the next time it is on....love this..thank you for sharing..and I am so glad you liked the picture and quote..and you are so special...hugs and love to you....Lee
Beautiful music and words!
"Merchant of Venice" is my very favourite of all of Shakespeare's writings. I haven't seen the movie but Al Pacino and Jeremy Irons are two of my favourite actors, so I'll be sure to look for it at the video store this week. Spring is also my favourite season and indeed is full of hope and joy, and great expectations, too. It always makes me feel hopeful when I see the crocus and daffodills blooming and I know spring is just around the corner. Take good care of you, my friend. You are such a delight!
Very nice! Thanks for the comments!
~Rose
The music would have been a joy to hear!
A good orchestra is something I really enjoy. 
Oh, that sounds lovely..so glad it brought back memories or nice thoughts..love the forest...and you like the idea about a song...I will see what I can do...thank you for your sweet words...so nice to hear from you...what a sweet friend...have a wonderful day...love, Lee
I love the music of Vivaldi.
Thnaks so much for the kind words you are so sweet
and I enjoy coming by here, you have a blessed week.
~Linda~
I have never heard a Baroque Orchestra but I do like Vivalde. Dallas Symphony Orchestra generally has a summer thing where once a month they perform for the public. It is free. It is chamber music. Bobby works too many hours now to go but one summer we went every month. Although we are so very lucky in this age to have CD's it just doesn't compare to the live performances. I am not musically educated but I know what I like and what I don't like. Classical Music is timeless. I had a brother in law that told me that Classical Music was boring so I brought him over to our house, made hot dogs, popcorn and colas and gave him the Boston Pops version of the 1812 Overture at full volume. He has never said Classical Music is boring since.
) ~ mom
A media store here is going out of business and they had some sell-out prices on their classical CDs. I just filled my cart. I bought a double set of Strings. Thinking it only had strings, I was surprised that there were also some vocals with string background. Ummmm
Sounds wonderful..
Mary
Naomi, Just thought that I would drop by and say hello. I haven't done that in a while.
God Bless,
Scott
OOOO! I'm reading Merchant of Vience (bleh, I can't spell) Thank you so much for the props. I really appricate it.
Heard that CD and did not know about the standing up to play...wow...
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