March 4, 2010

  • Happy birth day for Vivaldi..


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                                  Basilicia di San Marco (Venezia)
     Vivaldi(1678-1741) born today of 332years ago at Venezia in
     Italy..I first knew his name and listened ” The Four seasons “
     at lowteen age..how It make me happy mind and opend interest
     to classic music…

     However, his life style didn’t reach our ear instead of his
     great name or great play of ” The Four seasons” by I Musici
     to the world….

     His father was violinist and barber..He mastered play violin
     from father and entered Catholic school..He became priest at
     25age and menber of orchestra in Basilicia di San Marco..
     He teached at music school in Ospedale Della Pieta that for
     girl orphan…Concert was opened every week there, so he
     composed a lot of Opera or Concerto or Sonata…especially,
     he wrote 200 of violin concerto in 500 of his concerto..
     His name wasn’t so famous at his age, but Bach learned his
     music and try 10 arrangement from Vivaldi’s piece and
      was misunderstood with Bach’s compose..

     He seems did a lot of work by compose and got ultimatly money
     by them, but strange destiny happened after he moved to Wien
     in Austria…He went to there with ambition but unfortunatly,
     he became miserable and pass away at once..and he was buried
     in poor grave in there…It was happnning in one year…
     It discovered his enormous piece at 1926, Vivaldi was close
     uped baroque music world at last and be shinning now….

                                    I Musici
     

Comments (3)

  • He was also known as ‘The Red Priest.’ I didn’t know he died a pauper. Mozart also died a pauper. What great music they left us all.

  • I wasn’t sure how “The Four Seasons” sounded until I played a clip of it from Wikipedia, and I then recognized it instantly. What a wonderful composer Vivaldi was. It’s just a shame that he died so poor and unhappy. He deserved a better fate, but his music lives on.

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