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Vivaldi

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Venice and Vivaldi Antonio Lucio Vivaldi was born in Venice in 1678.

Walking to the Tune of Classical Composers

Vivaldi wasn't so explicit, but he did travel to Vienna and Prague where he may have encountered itinerant Balkan musicians.

Gypsy influence shows in classical works

Vivaldi enthusiasts and opera fan will enjoy this in-depth study.

Vivaldi, "Motezuma" and the opera Seria; essays on the newly ...

He has two runners in the Vase of which Vivaldi looks the one with Johnny Murtagh on top.

THE MAIL'S RACING CORRESPONDENT

Only about two-thirds of the score survived the centuries and Macek used other arias from Vivaldi to fit the preserved text.

Vivaldi's 'Argippo' returns to Prague after 278 years

Simone Kermes's first Vivaldi recital, Amor Sacro, was one of the great albums of 2007.

Vivaldi: Amor Profano, Kermes/ Venice Baroque Orch/ Marcon

I, Vivaldi Janice Shefelman, author Tom Shefelman, illustrator Eerdmans Books for Young Readers c/o Wm.

I, Vivaldi

An opera written specifically for the Prague public by the famous Venetian composer Antonio Vivaldi in 1730 was performed at the beginning of May in the Spanish Halt of Prague Castle.

Vivaldi returns to the Prague stage