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Antonio Vivaldi was an Italian composer and violinist from the [[Baroque]]. |
'''Antonio Vivaldi''' was an Italian composer and violinist from the [[Baroque]]. |
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He is perhaps best known for a set of four violin concertos called the [[Four Seasons]]. |
He is perhaps best known for a set of four violin concertos called the [[Four Seasons]]. |
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Revision as of 20:08, 28 March 2014
Antonio Vivaldi was an Italian composer and violinist from the Baroque.
He is perhaps best known for a set of four violin concertos called the Four Seasons.
Vivaldi began his career as a Catholic priest and a tutor of music in a school for girls in Venice. He was referred to as "The Red Priest" for his red hair. He was banned from officiating at religious services and nearly declared insane after he excused himself during the middle of a service, at which he was officiating, to write down a few bars of music that just occurred to him.