Sala Serianni of Palazzo Firenze - Piazza di Firenze – Rome
Music representing the moods of the four seasons has always been popular, and baroque composers such as Werner and Fischer among others produced cycles of concertos representing the fours seasons. But none were to do so in such precise pictorial detail as Antonio Vivaldi in his Four Season’s concert!
Witness the evocative power of Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" in Palazzo Firenze of Rome. The most famous of Vivaldi’s works, and revolutionary example of Italian Baroque music, performed by Opera e Lirica Academy strings quintet and harpsichord.
ROME - Sala Serianni of Palazzo Firenze - Piazza di Firenze - Rome Witness the evocative power of Antonio Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" performed by strings quintet and harpsichord in the the wonderful Sala Serianni of Palazzo Firenze in Rome, wonderful 16th-century hall created by the Mannerist painter Prospero. Vivaldi’s Four Seasons are a symbol of his era. Not only is the feeling of astonishment conveyed by his spectacular description of nature, but also by his musical language. The composition aims at astounding the listener with unusual melodies, created through increased rhythm and higher harmonic contrast. The scenes range from the chirp of different birds in Spring, to Summer storms, from fleeing foxes in Autumn, to teeth chattering and rain pouring down in Winter. In accordance with the highest expression of baroque concepts, nature is dramatized, and the audience feels actively involved in the rapid succession of events taking place in the work of art.
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