@@RadioBucovinaLibera Thank you. And I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this documentary. I'm a major Vivaldi fan and loved the whole concept of the film putting you in the scene of his life. I' m so appreciative of your posting this film on CZcams!!!!!
It is not a theatre. It is ( supposedly) the Church of "La Pietà ", where young female orphans were raised and educated to playing music. The Church, with large balconies to allow to the players to stay hidden from public and play is locate close to Piazza San marco - Riva degli Schiavoni. Greetings from Padova - Venice
I love Vivaldi so much- When i first got into classical music, Vivaldi quickly became my favorite composer.... I also could relate to his asthma, i have it as well and it sucks... So inspiring to see Vivaldi overcome that and grow!!!
Vivaldi, un Prince a Venice Vivaldi, The red Priest Now hear this: vivaldi vivaldi, documentary of Lina Wertmuller Vivaldi unmasked Vivaldi, the magic violin
Asthma sufferer all his life,,,,,,,,,I fully empathise,, I was badly asthmatic during my childhood and nearly died of it when I was 16,,,,I am now 71,,,,,,,Thank goodness he was able to create such inspirational music in his 63 years of life.
Hey this was a great documentary and it aged well. I wish there was more on him. I loved playing his concertos in high school and continue to love his music. I still find it super sad that Vivaldi died impoverished and was buried unceremoniously with the smallest cheapest bell to bid him farewell. Heartbreaking.
Those women!! Such a godsend to Vivaldi. Single daughters of wealthy families who could practice day & night, such was their reputation that music lovers from all over Europe came to hear them. Watch the excellent mandolin concerto here with Elena Zabavskaya & Ekaterina Mochalova, all of that ensemble would have been women when it was first played. Same with many or most works. Very moving.
BTW the guaranteed way to sell out an event at Lincoln Center or Carnegie Hall here in NYC is to have a woman musician (or dancer or singer) lead the bill. They get the audiences not because they are women but because for so many now they are the best.
53:27 Concerto per la Solennita della S.Lingua di S.Antonio rv 212a 1:04:50 1:06:58 Flauto 1:16:26 Juditha triumphans 1:26:34 Concerto per echo in lontano
holy cow i remember this on tv - i even recorded it on vhs, later playing it back and holding a cassette deck up to the tv speaker so i could record the music on to cassette. i even have the vinyl issued in conjunction with this documentary!
AMAZING! Unable to express fully in words my appreciation. The combination of biographical information and so much opportunity to listen to the compositions was a delicious blend of mind and music. Thank you for sharing this gem with us.
♪♪♪ Vivaldi ♪♪♪ 12:30 young Vivaldi / Corelli op5 no1 3rd mov. 16:41 ？ 18:34 ？ 20:15 ？ Corelli ? 22:12 ？ 24:02 ？ 25:27 ？ "La Folia" ? 30:03 RV565 in D minor (op3 no11) 1st mov. 33:01 RV565 2nd mov. 34:21 RV565 5th mov. 53:28 RV212 in D major 1st mov. 59:54 1:02:17 1:16:26 RV644 "Juditha Triumphans" 1:26:34 RV552 in A major "per eco lontano" 1:34:40 I am also looking for Vivaldi LP records in this way. 1:35:17 Ida Haendel RV212 cadenza 1:37:08 RV589 in D major "Gloria" 1:40:50 RV315 in G minor 3rd mov. "Summer" 1:42:33 RV297 in F minor 1mov. "Winter"
Excellent documentary. For the most part, it has aged very well. Made with care and intelligence. I found the second part a bit more disjointed and the lack of footage from Vienna, with Vivaldi's death expedited quite quickly, somewhat regrettable. Love the 80's record store footage at 1:34:07 obviously filmed in Montreal. Great nostalgia there!
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I have the same question. To me, it sounds like the music of Corelli, but I don't know the sonata. It doesn't sound like Vivaldi to me. And if they were being true to chronology Vivaldi wouldn't have been playing his own pieces as a young boy, but older music.
I'm 33 now, but was and always will be an alt kid at heart. I loved Vivaldi as a teenager, even though I was listening to EBM and Industrial music 😅 honestly Vivaldi reminds me of some of the electronic music I listen to, super moody.
It is the middle movement of the overture to the opera Arsilda, regina di ponto. Here is a link to it: czcams.com/video/oPCjKE7vI6g/video.htmlfeature=shared&t=132
It is the middle movement of the overture to the opera Arsilda, regina di ponto. Here is a link to it: czcams.com/video/oPCjKE7vI6g/video.htmlfeature=shared&t=132
Where is the theatre that appears at 34:22 located?
Is it real and still in Venice?
I don't know, but I pinned your comment just in case anyone does.
@@RadioBucovinaLibera Thank you. And I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this documentary. I'm a major Vivaldi fan and loved the whole concept of the film putting you in the scene of his life. I' m so appreciative of your posting this film on CZcams!!!!!
@@whthdhppnedws You're welcome!
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It is not a theatre. It is ( supposedly) the Church of "La Pietà ", where young female orphans were raised and educated to playing music. The Church, with large balconies to allow to the players to stay hidden from public and play is locate close to Piazza San marco - Riva degli Schiavoni. Greetings from Padova - Venice
Vivaldi is a most special composer with music that goes right into my heart and soul.
: )
I love Vivaldi so much- When i first got into classical music, Vivaldi quickly became my favorite composer....
I also could relate to his asthma, i have it as well and it sucks... So inspiring to see Vivaldi overcome that and grow!!!
I've become *OBSESSED* with Vivaldis music
I am obsessed with RV113
Me, too.
@@bartcolenmozart
Can’t get enough of his music. He’s my absolute favorite composer
Does anybody know what is the opening piece?? Thank you
I want to see a movie about Vivaldi
Archie Castle amen
Vivaldi, un Prince a Venice
Vivaldi, The red Priest
Now hear this: vivaldi
vivaldi, documentary of Lina Wertmuller
Vivaldi unmasked
Vivaldi, the magic violin
@@davidvargas7686 danke gut ( btw, did u watched all those ? )
I do not. I do not think it is right for some actor to "portray" a real human. How could someone know what kind of a person they were.
This!!
Asthma sufferer all his life,,,,,,,,,I fully empathise,, I was badly asthmatic during my childhood and nearly died of it when I was 16,,,,I am now 71,,,,,,,Thank goodness he was able to create such inspirational music in his 63 years of life.
I love all the other baroque composers but there’s just something about Vivaldi that I find so fascinating
Same here, FOUR SEASONS is still my go to when I listen to him
His music speaks to me
There's an energy to Vivaldi's music in addition to such beautiful melody. Plus, his taste for virtuosity. Many of his concerti are quite difficult!
Hey this was a great documentary and it aged well. I wish there was more on him. I loved playing his concertos in high school and continue to love his music. I still find it super sad that Vivaldi died impoverished and was buried unceremoniously with the smallest cheapest bell to bid him farewell. Heartbreaking.
Yes, very sad. Basically had to leave his hometown in search of new opportunities and died alone! : (
vivaldi war einer der ganz grossen
A beautiful, superbly done documentary on this divine genius. Bravo!
Vivaldi is too much underrated
Im just in love with this man ❤😍😍
Those women!! Such a godsend to Vivaldi. Single daughters of wealthy families who could practice day & night, such was their reputation that music lovers from all over Europe came to hear them. Watch the excellent mandolin concerto here with Elena Zabavskaya & Ekaterina Mochalova, all of that ensemble would have been women when it was first played. Same with many or most works. Very moving.
BTW the guaranteed way to sell out an event at Lincoln Center or Carnegie Hall here in NYC is to have a woman musician (or dancer or singer) lead the bill. They get the audiences not because they are women but because for so many now they are the best.
Thank you so much for uploading this documentary
welcome
Oh my God l was searching for this documentary! First time l saw it I was a child and loved it... Many thanks for uploading!
welcome
53:27 Concerto per la Solennita della S.Lingua di S.Antonio rv 212a
1:04:50 1:06:58 Flauto
1:16:26 Juditha triumphans
1:26:34 Concerto per echo in lontano
And 12:32 please ?
@@HuxleyCrimson Corelli, sonata Op. 5 n. 1, III movimento
@@simonetom Thank you!
@@simonetom Be blessed my friend. Thank you so much for your answer. You made a happy man. This piece is so beautiful to play ❤️🎻
holy cow i remember this on tv - i even recorded it on vhs, later playing it back and holding a cassette deck up to the tv speaker so i could record the music on to cassette. i even have the vinyl issued in conjunction with this documentary!
Thanks so much for putting this up. And the audio is PERFECT
welcome
Thank you for this insightful video. I always regarded him as one of my favorites. I am glad his story lives on.
His music can become a hurricane of passion. Any other baroque composer that comes close..?
I don't think so. I love Bach and Handel and Haydn but it's not the same as Vivaldi
@@crysvicious Agreed 1000% with your statement and Ivans
Johann Sebastian Bach.
@@bassgirl922811 No
@@alexanderleto7287 no u
Back when CBC broadcasted good documentaries
1:31:23
RV 552 concerto A maggiore per eco in lontano
2nd movement is pure gold
They found the right actor for Vivaldi the boy with red hair!
AMAZING! Unable to express fully in words my appreciation. The combination of biographical information and so much opportunity to listen to the compositions was a delicious blend of mind and music. Thank you for sharing this gem with us.
You''re welcome! : )
1:37:46 Expectacular Documentary, Vivaldis' music has feelings is not bored ever since I heard it Iam in love, Arriba Vivaldi.
♪♪♪ Vivaldi ♪♪♪
12:30 young Vivaldi / Corelli op5 no1 3rd mov.
16:41 ？
18:34 ？
20:15 ？ Corelli ?
22:12 ？
24:02 ？
25:27 ？ "La Folia" ?
30:03 RV565 in D minor (op3 no11) 1st mov.
33:01 RV565 2nd mov.
34:21 RV565 5th mov.
53:28 RV212 in D major 1st mov.
59:54
1:02:17
1:16:26 RV644 "Juditha Triumphans"
1:26:34 RV552 in A major "per eco lontano"
1:34:40 I am also looking for Vivaldi LP records in this way.
1:35:17 Ida Haendel RV212 cadenza
1:37:08 RV589 in D major "Gloria"
1:40:50 RV315 in G minor 3rd mov. "Summer"
1:42:33 RV297 in F minor 1mov. "Winter"
welcome
12:30 young Vivaldi is this a known piece or just a practice study ?
This was really wonderful. Thanks so much for posting!
welcome
Venice have a rich history in general, art, music, literature
Venice is awesome.
Excellent documentary. For the most part, it has aged very well. Made with care and intelligence. I found the second part a bit more disjointed and the lack of footage from Vienna, with Vivaldi's death expedited quite quickly, somewhat regrettable. Love the 80's record store footage at 1:34:07 obviously filmed in Montreal. Great nostalgia there!
Archie Castle, thank you very much for uploading such a wonderful video!
You're welcome. It is a really good video with some very talented performers.
Documentário brilhante!
surprising effort from cbc ...bravo !
Thank you very much for this documentary.
You're welcome! : )
Que bonito, desearía subtítulos en español pero está bien 👍
Vivaldi is the sound of spun crystal webbing.
Thank you so much, This way is the best who you open the door to the facts ,and to his genius ❤
welcome
SORRY...........vivaldi number one!!!!!!!!!!
Cảm ơn bạn!Bộ phim thật tuyệt vời!
: )
What a great man...
Had no idea that Newt Gingrich was formidable Vivaldi impersonator, prior to his formidable political career!
Great documentary! Thank you so much! Now I understand Vivaldi better!
welcome!
Já existia esses arcos nesse tempo
Nice documentary, by the way I guess in those years strings's BOWs had a pretty different shape...
Anyone know the name of the piece the gondoliers are singing around 11:30 onwards?
I am obsess with Vivaldi music.. please, how can I download this Video to my Drive???
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I'm showing this to my orchestra 27:22
fast fwd to 54:30 and get thunder struck from ac/dc first edition by Vivaldi the red priest rock star
I'm on a Vivaldi kick! 😂
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12:29 that an actual piece or is that someone improvising a bunch of Vivaldi motifs? 12:40 12:48 12:59 13:05
I have the same question. To me, it sounds like the music of Corelli, but I don't know the sonata. It doesn't sound like Vivaldi to me. And if they were being true to chronology Vivaldi wouldn't have been playing his own pieces as a young boy, but older music.
@@RadioBucovinaLibera yes It's d major sonata second allegro i believe.
@@TheRobTV Oh yeah, op. 5 no. 1!!! Thanks for discovering that! Cerovsek plays it really expertly!
19:11 Pavarotti on cello 😂🤣
i’m a 17 year old stoner with a tattoo. after reading the comments, I can tell I am the only one.
don’t tell my friends i’m here
I'm 33 now, but was and always will be an alt kid at heart. I loved Vivaldi as a teenager, even though I was listening to EBM and Industrial music 😅 honestly Vivaldi reminds me of some of the electronic music I listen to, super moody.
anybody knows what song is at 1:10:50 ? Thanks.
Vivaldi Kyrie RV 587
@@weaccompany669 Thank you so much!
What is the music at 1:13:08 ?
I found it! Flute Concerto in G Minor Op. 10, No. 2 RV 439 "La notte" VI- Allegro
Placeholder 42:00
whats the rv number for the piece at 1:05?
RV 120 first movement
@@RadioBucovinaLibera thanks alot
53:29 title of piece?
per la Solennita della S.Lingua di S.Antonio in Padua
Does anyone know the RV number of the opening music piece?
It is the middle movement of the overture to the opera Arsilda, regina di ponto. Here is a link to it:
czcams.com/video/oPCjKE7vI6g/video.htmlfeature=shared&t=132
Thank you so much! @@RadioBucovinaLibera
welcome @@laskaux9366
Does anyone know the RV of the very first piece?
It is the middle movement of the overture to the opera Arsilda, regina di ponto. Here is a link to it:
czcams.com/video/oPCjKE7vI6g/video.htmlfeature=shared&t=132
@@RadioBucovinaLiberaThank you!!
welcome@@luis1111
What’s the composition for 2:58
Concerto for two trumpets RV 537
Thanks and the one for 4:52
@@lewiso.115 Vivaldi op. 3 no. 9 Bach BWV 972
couldn't find a baroque violin?!?
They had one, but one of the actors baroqued it!
@@RadioBucovinaLibera teehee