When Vivaldi died in 1741 his music was in the most complete darkness. It was the scholars of Bach in the nineteenth century who first heard of Vivaldi, thanks to the ancient manuscripts where Bach had transcribed the concerts of someone called Vivaldi. It was known who Bach was, but who was Vivaldi? Fortunately, a search was conducted, which resulted in the rescue of Vivaldi from oblivion.
As a kid I had insomnia, I'd stay up a few days at a time and when I slept it felt like I just blinked, by body ached for years, I felt older as the days turned to weeks, I took the time to research because even though video games brought me joy I felt as though time wanned on me that I should do something productive. I came across classical music and Vivaldi being the first I truly sat and listened to. All that time awake listening to classical music has payed off more than I can recount because I feel as though my sleepiness years were some of the most enlightening of my time. I'm a chef now, and during the mornings I like to start with Vivaldi, this particular piece. And I am moved. Each morning
For those who wonders, all the paintings and drawings are from Gaspard David Freidrich, a german romantic painter, not really the style, the country and the period of Vivaldi, who was an italian Baroque composer, but I still really love both !
Nice interpretation. I believe Vivaldi was played in the beautiful going home death scene in Soylent Green when the old book decided his time had come.
Apparently towards the later years in his life Vivaldi went out of style, and was forgotten by many musicians until Bach found out about his music. I’m not sure how people could forget about him, considering the quality of his music.
He went out of style in the Romantic era as well with many composers of that time saying he only made one concerto hundreds of times. It's a shame since the Romantic era is still influential today so many people won't give Vivaldi a listen except for his Four Seasons.
Even Bach was forgotten, not once but twice. Just after his death, he was forgotten, then rediscovered by Mozart when one of his sons wanted to brag about how his music was better than his fathers to Mozart; then he was forgotten again when Beethoven and his sinfonic music erased Barock from memory; he was rediscovered by *** wrong Brahms **** correct *** Mendelsohn.
One thing that contributed to this sad fact might be the lack of a proper medium at that time to preserve the works of the composers other than the paper, hence, Music was easily forgotten. Nowadays we have CZcams for example, which serves this purpose, and makes music reachable to people.
Eyup Ozturk: I believe it was Mendelssohn who brought Bach's music into popularity again. Reportedly, Mendelssohn's contemporary Hector Berlioz didn't like Bach's music because it contained too much "unnecessary note-weaving".
Vivaldi is the joy of my life - when I am feeling a little down or just need to feel better, I play Vivaldi, especially this Concerto for 4 Violins, or Summer or Winter with Mari Samuelsen, and the happiness returns to me quickly.
The painting looks like what was once a magnificent entrance to an ancient cemetery, gives you a feeling of a loss in time far, far away in medieval history and brought to live by Vivaldi's vibrant musicality. I could listen to it over and over again enthralled by Vivaldi's genius.
This is probably my personal most favourite piece of Baroque music. The sheer energy contained within it is amazing and really lifts you up, makes you forget all the worries about life and just enjoy it.
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The flow of the melody and harmony between instruments is amazing. Transitions between different parts are perfect. This is the best piece that Vivaldi composed. Violins are made for this song.
The adamant hammering of those first notes, an insistent voice that coaxes and lashes the other strings into agreement, is exquisite. That insistence, that drive, doesn't let up for three minutes straight. My favorite part.
@@danielcuriel4512 ¿Donde vio mayoría de origen aleman? Reisner, Brügger, Kader, ok son de origen alemán. ASparte de esos tres veo multitud de origen italiano, hispano, inglés, etc. MUY DESAFORTUNADO SU COMENTARIO.
It comes directly to your soul and seems to say: "... Live man, live the best you can... and dont look back, go on whatever happens... LIFE IS YOUR ONLY TRASURE... except MY MUSIC, of course!!!..."
I had to put Vivaldi on after Tchaikovsky Hymn of the Cherubim, lest I leave this plane never to return, , if Hymn to the Cherubim is how i would describe a sunrise to a blind man then this is how a sunburst through clouds would be described to the same man. Vivaldi always lifts me up from the melancholy
Vivaldi had music to write that enabled the blind to see, yea, even the deaf to hear and the dumb to speak. It must have been like this music that Job referenced when he was given "songs in the night."
Yeah. I was a fan of Tchaikovsky since I was 8 years old and I've been a fan of Vivaldi since I was 13. I've been a fan of the 4 seasons by Vivaldi since I was 12.
@@user-mz6ts4xn6i I guess this needed no "professional expert" coming through and making corrections. It was just a way of saying this music does so much good. My 2 cents.
@@Somewhere_Bagel I guess is that. Many people nowadays use the word "depression" without the real meaning, but without meaning nothing bad against depressed people.
12.5.2023~🎧Le bonheur à chaque écoute renouvelé…💎💎💎VIVALDI, le grand Maître du baroque 🎼🎹🎻🎻🎻chez moi, peut s’inviter, il trouvera toujours une oreille qui traîne pour l’écouter et l’encenser. Que d’envolées❣️❣️❣️C’est beau et, aujourd’hui, tout en haut de ma playlist.💙🤍❤️…de France.🥀
Imagine Renaissance Italy of that time Vivaldi ,Albinoni,Marcello,Scarlati, Correli and from another side Bach,Handel,Teleman All of them contemporaries. Baroque
Not really: "The first workable prototype of the Internet came in the late 1960s with the creation of ARPANET, or the Advanced Research Projects Agency Network. Originally funded by the U.S. Department of Defense, ARPANET used packet switching to allow multiple computers to communicate on a single network." www.history.com/news/who-invented-the-internet and I know you are just complimenting the music, so the r/woosh people can shut up
@@malena3669 Thankyou Your Wonderful Japanese words I am watching programs eating the Japanese foods of sightseers coming in Japan Sukiyakiすき焼き,katsudonカツ丼, sashimi刺身, sushi寿司, wagyu和牛ステーキ, okonomiyakiお好み焼き、 etc
@@juanalloatti1421 y todos los demás músicos y compositores anteriores a 1600, como Leonin y muchos otros que en algunos son anónimos pero dejaron una huella importante.
Antonio Lucio Vivaldi (4 March 1678 - 28 July 1741) was an Italian Baroque musical composer, virtuoso violinist, teacher, and priest. Born in Venice, the capital of the Venetian Republic, he is recognized as one of the greatest Baroque composers, and his influence during his lifetime was widespread across Europe. He composed many instrumental concertos, for the violin and a variety of other instruments, as well as sacred choral works and more than forty operas. His best-known work is a series of violin concertos known as the Four Seasons. Many of his compositions were written for the all-female music ensemble of the Ospedale della Pietà, a home for abandoned children where Vivaldi (who had been ordained as a Catholic priest) was employed from 1703 to 1715 and from 1723 to 1740. Vivaldi also had some success with expensive stagings of his operas in Venice, Mantua and Vienna. After meeting the Emperor Charles VI, Vivaldi moved to Vienna, hoping for preferment. However, the Emperor died soon after Vivaldi's arrival, and Vivaldi himself died, in poverty, less than a year later.
Not really. He wrote about 50 slappers (for which his reputation is well deserved), but that's all you ever hear performed. He also wrote about 500-600 non-slappers, which you won't hear unless you go looking for them.
Just superbe - Vivaldi always makes me feel so wonderfully alive - and this energy can be felt through the musicians. It all just sparkles and breaks through the boundaries....
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Hello world. I think that Vivaldi is as great as Bach and vice versa. TY
This Vivaldi's masterpiece touched my late beloved mother's heartstrings , and she was impressed with and shed tears . Inspired by this incomparable performance , I will dream of nostalgic my late beloved mother who deeply loved Vivaldi . Vivaldi's melody fits the cherry blossoms in full bloom . Mother , the season of blooming cherry blossoms has come again in Japan . I remember when I was a little boy and you took me by the hand to go see the cherry blossoms in full bloom It's a memory of a long time ago . From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
@@samfish90212 Thank-you Which is your country ？ The season of blooming cherry blossoms has come again in Japan . Unfortunately banquets in famous public parks of Tokyo have been perfectly banned to prevent the spread of the Covid - １９ The Rite of Spring peculiar to Japan from １０００years ago can no longer be held We are very lonely and unfortunate This year too , the cherry blossoms are destined to fall lonely in front of Tokyo dwellers Someday please visit Japan Japanese delicious foods another heartfelt hospitality wait for you Good luck ！
@@shin-i-chikozima I am from America. My father and I greatly wish to visit Japan. He has always wanted to see your country. The ban is for the best. At least until the COVID is under control.
@@samfish90212 Thank-you so much to your wonderful comments Currently Japanese spring is in full swing The whole of Japan is covered with the faint scent and the color of light pink of cherry blossoms in full bloom . I'm managed to survive three waves of Covid - １９attacked Tokyo while listening to many masterpieces (Bruckner , Debussy , Dvorak , Mussorgsky , etc. ) and reading many literatures ( Manzoni ,Woolf , Faulkner , Balzac , etc. ) Japan waits for you Be on the alert for Covid - １９
@@daniarocio5001 Thankyou so much to your wonderful comment Soon the cherry blossoms will be in full bloom in everywhere in Tokyo. However, It's snowing in Spring in Tokyo today. The temperature is 3℃ It's cold and the electricity situation in Tokyo is declared a state of emergency Please spend time for spirit
J.S.Bach: Can I copy your homework? Vivaldi: Sure, just change it a bit so it doesn't look like you copied J.S.Bach: OK *Me: listens to Vivaldi's Concerto for 4 Violins and then Bach's Violin Concerto in E Major*
Kevin Li I’m confused. Why would both Concertos working with violins mean there was actual indication of inspiration or drawing from Vivaldi? Would that then mean that the Sibelius Violin Concerto is very similar to Vivaldi’s Concerto for Four Violins?
From "Estro Armonico" : Concerto in si minore per quattro violini , violoncello , archi , e basso continuo , op.3 n. 10 - RV 580 Musica : Antonio Vivaldi (1678 - 1741) Allegro (si minore)Largo (si minore). Larghetto (si minore). Largo (si minore)Allegro (si minore) Organico: 4 violini, violoncello, archi, basso continuo Composizione: 1711 Edizione: Estienne Roger, Amsterdam, 1712 Questo Concerto fu trascritto per 4 clavicembali e orchestra da J. S. Bach (in la minore), BVW 1065 "When the XII Concerts op. 3, Vivaldi is thirty-three years old and on the title page he presents himself as "violin musician and master of the Pio Ospedale della Pietà in Venice". Until that time his fame had not yet crossed the borders of the Serenissima but since the circulation of the first copies the success of the new collection (which he called the Estro Armonico) is immediate and extraordinary. And proof of this is the fascination that he exercised over Johann Sebastian Bach who, between 1713 and 1714, transcribed 6 Concerts from the Op. 3: the numbers 3,9 and 12 (for violin) become Concerts for harpsichord (respectively BWV 978, BWV 972 and BWV 976); the numbers 8 (for 2 violins) and 11 (for 2 violins and cello) are transformed into Concerti per organo (BWV 593 and BWV 596) and n. 10 for 4 violins takes the form of a monumental Concerto for 4 harpsichords and orchestra (BWV 1065). In the Harmonic Estro Vivaldi expresses an admirable structural synthesis between the archetype of the Corellian-style Concerto grosso and his new conception of the form - refrain which then, systematically and ingeniously, will be reused by Bach himself."
One of the reasons that Dangerous Liaisons is my favorite movie, is that wonderful music during the whole movie. Not to forget the excellent performing of the actors!!!!! Simply staggering!!!!
Tremenda obra que nunca se olvidara por ser avivante al espíritu humano, de ahí que Vivaldi sea un compositor que marco huella en el clasicismo y lastra su herencia clásica hasta nuestros días.
a music teacher once told me about his " complex simplicity" . I think thats why he snakes into your soul. After a ten years listening still have to found a single bit that doesnt touch my soul!
![Vivaldi's Concertos [Dining with Vivaldi, A Baroque Playlist]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vdnbwJD3O34/mqdefault.jpg)
I wonder who wrote this magnificent piece.
Someone with sunglasses 👈😏....
Gee, I don't know....
Unfortunately he is dead.
That’s you Vivaldi!. You wrote Aton of amazing songs.
Whens the album drop? Any collabs wit Em?
When Vivaldi died in 1741 his music was in the most complete darkness. It was the scholars of Bach in the nineteenth century who first heard of Vivaldi, thanks to the ancient manuscripts where Bach had transcribed the concerts of someone called Vivaldi. It was known who Bach was, but who was Vivaldi? Fortunately, a search was conducted, which resulted in the rescue of Vivaldi from oblivion.
Do we at least have a painting of the man somewhere? How ungrateful they were at the time, and still are I guess to this day. Humanity (:
Sometimes, miracles happen...
@@gmshadowtraders Yes we do have a painting of him , he is holding a violin in his hand in it , and below it notes.
Incredible! 😁
same about Marcello
As a kid I had insomnia, I'd stay up a few days at a time and when I slept it felt like I just blinked, by body ached for years, I felt older as the days turned to weeks, I took the time to research because even though video games brought me joy I felt as though time wanned on me that I should do something productive. I came across classical music and Vivaldi being the first I truly sat and listened to. All that time awake listening to classical music has payed off more than I can recount because I feel as though my sleepiness years were some of the most enlightening of my time.
I'm a chef now, and during the mornings I like to start with Vivaldi, this particular piece. And I am moved. Each morning
That's bullshit. No one is going to upvote your comment.
@@PrimaSiPensaDopoSiFa I dont care if you believe it or not really
I don't care if you care about me believing or not you, really.
Cool I dont care if you dont care about me not caring about you believing me
I don't care whether or not both of you care if other people care. This masterpiece of a concerto is absolutely delightful, is it not?
I'm addicted to Vivaldi. can't stop listening
Ditto.
I m addicted too
All of us are addict to one or two composers :)
@@tyroleanmaiden8484 but honestly Vivaldi's music should go with warning on it "hazard, highly addictive"
@@queenofnevers6990 Is addictive ´cause is beautiful :)
Every single piece by Vivaldi is amazing
Kader A. I think so too
yes! so full of passion and fire
Vivaldi was the MASTER!
sure hes repetitive but its still distinct. You will never hear something like vivaldi besides himself
Genius, not just amazing!
Movement I: Allegro Non Molto 0:00
Movement II: Largo 3:31
Movement III: Allegro 5:55
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Thanks
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For those who wonders, all the paintings and drawings are from Gaspard David Freidrich, a german romantic painter, not really the style, the country and the period of Vivaldi, who was an italian Baroque composer, but I still really love both !
Thank you for including that information about the drawings and pictures. Greatly appreciated
Thanks a lot capitan!
Thank you very much
Thanks a ton🙏
I knew I couldn't be the only one thinking about that
Violin is not an instrument, but an extension of his soul. Vivaldi's pieces will accompany me on my final journey to infinity.
Amen! I feel the same!
Very nice interpretation.🥰
Nice interpretation. I believe Vivaldi was played in the beautiful going home death scene in Soylent Green when the old book decided his time had come.
I hope so man
I would like to convey my greetings to all art lovers who listen to this piece
👍✋
@@kamilstrzeleckidrawing8351 🤚
Apparently towards the later years in his life Vivaldi went out of style, and was forgotten by many musicians until Bach found out about his music. I’m not sure how people could forget about him, considering the quality of his music.
He went out of style in the Romantic era as well with many composers of that time saying he only made one concerto hundreds of times. It's a shame since the Romantic era is still influential today so many people won't give Vivaldi a listen except for his Four Seasons.
Even Bach was forgotten, not once but twice. Just after his death, he was forgotten, then rediscovered by Mozart when one of his sons wanted to brag about how his music was better than his fathers to Mozart; then he was forgotten again when Beethoven and his sinfonic music erased Barock from memory; he was rediscovered by *** wrong Brahms **** correct *** Mendelsohn.
One thing that contributed to this sad fact might be the lack of a proper medium at that time to preserve the works of the composers other than the paper, hence, Music was easily forgotten. Nowadays we have CZcams for example, which serves this purpose, and makes music reachable to people.
Eyup Ozturk: I believe it was Mendelssohn who brought Bach's music into popularity again. Reportedly, Mendelssohn's contemporary Hector Berlioz didn't like Bach's music because it contained too much "unnecessary note-weaving".
by Mendelsohn*!
It's amazing how far ahead of his time Vivaldi was.
Vivaldi Bach Handel were all ahead of their time
Vivaldi is the joy of my life - when I am feeling a little down or just need to feel better, I play Vivaldi, especially this Concerto for 4 Violins, or Summer or Winter with Mari Samuelsen, and the happiness returns to me quickly.
Lisa Stilwell try RV 576
czcams.com/video/UZfp27edTPg/video.html and this
Same here
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Mari is ❤
I'll play this concerto this evening as 3rd soloist!
:)
So how did it go
Your performance
if you have a video share its link
How do you play solo a concerto for FOUR violins? I suppose you do not have 4 couples of hands.
@@andreistan2830 solo doesn't necessarily mean that no other instrument is playing just that the soloist is the only one playing that particular part
@@andreistan2830 He played only as the 3rd soloist
@@TaoCampina of course ling ling is always first
Vivald is the best and master of violins for ever and ever.
The painting looks like what was once a magnificent entrance to an ancient cemetery, gives you a feeling of a loss in time far, far away in medieval history and brought to live by Vivaldi's vibrant musicality.
I could listen to it over and over again enthralled by Vivaldi's genius.
Tu, que escuchas esta obra de arte, permiteme decirte que tienes excelente gusto musical.
Ramiro Zambrano siempre
Gracias
Happy birthday 🎈🎉
También me gusta Bad Bunny y no es broma, explica eso.
@Potatoy Dri No es música clásica, es barroca. Son diferentes épocas.
vivaldi was the heavy metal composer of XVII century! amazing!
So much music in 9 minutes!
A fit model for Bach.
How blessed are we that this man left us so much aural beauty.
This guy is the first true rock composer.
This is probably my personal most favourite piece of Baroque music. The sheer energy contained within it is amazing and really lifts you up, makes you forget all the worries about life and just enjoy it.
rikimaru6811
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400 years later we are still embracing his marvelous work
300
That's precisely what classical music is all about! Will future generations be able to say the same of our poor contemporary world?
The flow of the melody and harmony between instruments is amazing. Transitions between different parts are perfect. This is the best piece that Vivaldi composed. Violins are made for this song.
you might know that Bach transcribed this concerto for 4 harpsichords
Amen Brother, I totally agree!
The adamant hammering of those first notes, an insistent voice that coaxes and lashes the other strings into agreement, is exquisite. That insistence, that drive, doesn't let up for three minutes straight. My favorite part.
Me Encanta ver que todavia hay gente que disfruta con la música clásica,no todo está perdido ☺️
y veras en mayoria apellidos de terminacion alemana.. sin menospreciar a tan divino resto
@@danielcuriel4512 como el bigotes de tú foto.
@@danielcuriel4512 ¿Donde vio mayoría de origen aleman? Reisner, Brügger, Kader, ok son de origen alemán. ASparte de esos tres veo multitud de origen italiano, hispano, inglés, etc. MUY DESAFORTUNADO SU COMENTARIO.
@@ricardomuniz5075 sin embargo llamo su atencion
tengo 17 y amo esta musica
I love Vivaldi. My favorite composer. Beautiful and intense.
yes, intense
There is nothing more exquisite than listening to this music and solving math problems
Lmao I do it too
or writing code
Fuck math
I should do that...
In my opinion, Vivaldi is between the 4 greatest genies of music!
I think the same
Beautiful, maravilhoso
Who are the other 3?
@@onyonable Bach Beethoven Mozart
I think Tchaikovsky comes 4th tbh
Vivaldi's compositions express the deepest feelings, amazing and touching sounds, Antonio Vivaldi was definitely a musical genius
He was
Vivaldi is addicting
The rhythmic energy is much stronger than melody in this piece. This characteristic reminds me of Beethoven, such as in the Appassionata Sonata.
oh non. ma mélodie est très belle .
It comes directly to your soul and seems to say: "... Live man, live the best you can... and dont look back, go on whatever happens... LIFE IS YOUR ONLY TRASURE... except MY MUSIC, of course!!!..."
Beautiful music releases the inner angels.I fell in love with Vivaldi's music from today! And I'm 60.
Never to late, you'll probably live another 60 if you stay with Vivaldi
Seriously !
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So many fine musical ideas, one after another, many profound, all charming, never boring
Never boring: a Vivaldi 'trademark', indeed!
Every single note from Vivaldi is incredibly beautiful...
I had to put Vivaldi on after Tchaikovsky Hymn of the Cherubim, lest I leave this plane never to return, , if Hymn to the Cherubim is how i would describe a sunrise to a blind man then this is how a sunburst through clouds would be described to the same man.
Vivaldi always lifts me up from the melancholy
Vivaldi had music to write that enabled the blind to see, yea, even the deaf to hear and the dumb to speak. It must have been like this music that Job referenced when he was given "songs in the night."
Yeah. I was a fan of Tchaikovsky since I was 8 years old and I've been a fan of Vivaldi since I was 13. I've been a fan of the 4 seasons by Vivaldi since I was 12.
Best anti-depressant ever🤗
I can relate 😌
If your "depression" is cured by music then you don't have real depression. Then it's just sadness or anxiety.
@@user-mz6ts4xn6i I guess this needed no "professional expert" coming through and making corrections. It was just a way of saying this music does so much good. My 2 cents.
Wasn't depression then. Just sad nigga hours
@@Somewhere_Bagel I guess is that. Many people nowadays use the word "depression" without the real meaning, but without meaning nothing bad against depressed people.
Vivaldi...GENIO ASSOLUTO
of course, he was a genius
And the best violinist I've ever knew !!
I have been listening and studying Antonio for many years, but still cannot understand how he composed it. it is a masterpiece&-&
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I close my eyes and it gives me chills as I listen.
Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful!!
Yes, it´s...hermoso...hermoso...hermoso..bello...bello..bello..saludos
This is the best version I've ever heard of Vivaldi's concerto for 4 violons, just gorgeous
Wrong
Vivaldi el mejor, sus melodias te lleva al éxtasis musical, Mozart con sus óperas te transportan al lugares que solo tú imaginación decea.
mmm.. good, definition that needs reflection, thanks
''I Solisti Italiani'' che meravigliosa interpretazione!!! Continuate a farci sognare un paradiso di musica incantevole. Grazie!
il più grande compositore barocco, nessuno emoziona come lui
Davvero!
Il mio compositore preferito.
E vero!! ;)
Ringrazio la mia insegnante di musica delle medie che mi ha fatto conoscere tutto questo meraviglioso mondo.
Grazie Nellina
This is an excellent recording.
@Just Me lmfao
It really is an excellent performance!
@@andreawallenberger2668 et non pas une recorder !
I played this piece in high school, with three other violinists & an orchestra. Many fond memories. ♥
12.5.2023~🎧Le bonheur à chaque écoute renouvelé…💎💎💎VIVALDI, le grand Maître du baroque 🎼🎹🎻🎻🎻chez moi, peut s’inviter, il trouvera toujours une oreille qui traîne pour l’écouter et l’encenser. Que d’envolées❣️❣️❣️C’est beau et, aujourd’hui, tout en haut de ma playlist.💙🤍❤️…de France.🥀
This song is more delicious than food
I've just had a nutella and peanut butter
and i would beg to disagree
@@nabilyassin1742 Nutella is soooo disgusting...
Yes, Breanna, and it has no calories. :-)
Teresa Maria Wlosowicz There’s nothing wrong with having calories, as long as they aren’t empty calories.
Not only food ;)
Vivaldi es un compositor tan formidable que con su música toca la fibras más sensibles del alma y del corazón.
Imagine Renaissance Italy of that time
Vivaldi ,Albinoni,Marcello,Scarlati, Correli and from another side Bach,Handel,Teleman
All of them contemporaries.
Baroque
5:54 the great! greater! and greatest!! Of all time
This music is what internet was invented for.
Master Mati True
Not really:
"The first workable prototype of the Internet came in the late 1960s with the creation of ARPANET, or the Advanced Research Projects Agency Network. Originally funded by the U.S. Department of Defense, ARPANET used packet switching to allow multiple computers to communicate on a single network."
www.history.com/news/who-invented-the-internet
and I know you are just complimenting the music, so the r/woosh people can shut up
Totally
Vivaldi -prophetic-! I love it!
I thought it was for porn
Antonio Vivaldi, mi compositor preferido ♥
Pero es Bach
Bach es la tranquipcion a 4 clavicordio mi preferido Vivaldi tengo 600 cd del barroco
Vivaldi es mi violinista preferido
Tambièn el mio :-)
Igualmente!
Vivaldi... best composer of them all, and a true heavy metal maniac!!
The wonderfulness of all of Vivaldi’s music is off the charts
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Thankyou
Your Wonderful Japanese words
I am watching programs eating the Japanese foods of sightseers coming in Japan
Sukiyakiすき焼き,katsudonカツ丼, sashimi刺身, sushi寿司, wagyu和牛ステーキ, okonomiyakiお好み焼き、 etc
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Japanese raw eggs are safe and sanitary food,
Japanese people always raw eggs
@@malena3669 Eat Sukiyaki Japanese beef dipped in raw egg.
In super market,
10 eggs’ pack Is 300 Japanese Yen
Vivaldi y Mozart. Nada hubiera sido igual en el mundo de la música sin ellos. Ésta pieza es puro lujo para la mente. Gracias donde estés.
Me encanta tu comentario!
Y también Beethoven
@@juanalloatti1421 y todos los demás músicos y compositores anteriores a 1600, como Leonin y muchos otros que en algunos son anónimos pero dejaron una huella importante.
Y lios Beatles.
czcams.com/video/dVGbNAmqWR4/video.html For those who love Vivaldi's music)
Antonio Lucio Vivaldi (4 March 1678 - 28 July 1741) was an Italian Baroque musical composer, virtuoso violinist, teacher, and priest. Born in Venice, the capital of the Venetian Republic, he is recognized as one of the greatest Baroque composers, and his influence during his lifetime was widespread across Europe. He composed many instrumental concertos, for the violin and a variety of other instruments, as well as sacred choral works and more than forty operas. His best-known work is a series of violin concertos known as the Four Seasons.
Many of his compositions were written for the all-female music ensemble of the Ospedale della Pietà, a home for abandoned children where Vivaldi (who had been ordained as a Catholic priest) was employed from 1703 to 1715 and from 1723 to 1740. Vivaldi also had some success with expensive stagings of his operas in Venice, Mantua and Vienna. After meeting the Emperor Charles VI, Vivaldi moved to Vienna, hoping for preferment. However, the Emperor died soon after Vivaldi's arrival, and Vivaldi himself died, in poverty, less than a year later.
Antonio Vivaldi era detto "Il Prete Rosso".
Nel mondo è conosciuto........ Ma nelle. Nostre scuole è ignorato....... Educazione. Musicale zero
Vivaldi died on my birthday :(
@@rileybski damn, you're old!
Lol
My students loved this piece. We played it in a loop and they always worked so quietly.
I feel so good listening to the best of Vivaldi....it's a great satisfaction!!!
Sublime!!!!!!!!!
Me estoy elevando al Séptimo Cielo.
¡Viva la vida!!!!
Muchas gracias
Vivaldi el grande, dale like si estoy en lo correcto.
me gusta como los commentarios en espanol no estan infectados de jente que se enoja porque comparan a Bach y Vivaldi!
Il mio preferito compositore 😍 Venezia e vivaldi sono una cosa sola
Inconfundível António Vivaldi! Uma obra magnífica. Ouvir essa músicar ao caminhar no tempo nublado, em meio as árvores.
Me alegro hablar español, entendí todo lo que escribiste sin necesidad de traducción
@@dimiocarlos2 I'm speak Portugueses ( Brasilian) not Spanish. But I guess that Spanish its a good language to learn.
damn vivaldi really only dropped slappers huh
Yeah bro
La folia
Not really. He wrote about 50 slappers (for which his reputation is well deserved), but that's all you ever hear performed. He also wrote about 500-600 non-slappers, which you won't hear unless you go looking for them.
@@GoldinDr What constitutes as a slapper? I literally have no slang dictionary lol
@@leonhardeuler6811 I'm guessing the expression comes from "slapping the bass," but I don't know.
Music from Heaven!Amazing!
да 🙌🏻
Just superbe - Vivaldi always makes me feel so wonderfully alive - and this energy can be felt through the musicians. It all just sparkles and breaks through the boundaries....
Hello world.
I think that Vivaldi is as great as Bach and vice versa.
TY
PREACH
Bach is a drudge by comparison !
Es adictivo escuchar esta pieza, recorre cada milimetro del cuerpo, sublime!
Is there no greater auditory gift than this era of music?
Can we talk about the images used for this musical piece?
It's a perfect match actually.
One of my favorite classical works
Vivaldi understood the human soul and it's not something to brag about. But his description was.
the best composer of all time - antonio vivaldi!
Among all the music in the world, only Vivaldi calls the strongest response in me.
This Vivaldi's masterpiece touched my late beloved mother's heartstrings , and she was impressed with and shed tears .
Inspired by this incomparable performance ,
I will dream of nostalgic my late beloved mother who deeply loved Vivaldi .
Vivaldi's melody fits the cherry blossoms in full bloom .
Mother ,
the season of blooming cherry blossoms has come again in Japan .
I remember when I was a little boy and you took me by the hand to go see the cherry blossoms in full bloom
It's a memory of a long time ago .
From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
I am sorry for your loss friend. These memories are wonderful. I hope you keep them and cherish them for the rest of your life. To good health.
@@samfish90212
Thank-you
Which is your country ？
The season of blooming cherry blossoms has come again in Japan .
Unfortunately
banquets in famous public parks of Tokyo have been perfectly banned to prevent the spread of the Covid - １９
The Rite of Spring peculiar to Japan from １０００years ago can no longer be held
We are very lonely and unfortunate
This year too , the cherry blossoms are destined to fall lonely in front of Tokyo dwellers
Someday please visit Japan
Japanese delicious foods another heartfelt hospitality wait for you
Good luck ！
@@shin-i-chikozima I am from America. My father and I greatly wish to visit Japan. He has always wanted to see your country. The ban is for the best. At least until the COVID is under control.
@@samfish90212
Thank-you so much to your wonderful comments
Currently
Japanese spring is in full swing
The whole of Japan is covered with the faint scent and the color of light pink of cherry blossoms in full bloom .
I'm managed to survive three waves of Covid - １９attacked Tokyo while listening to many masterpieces (Bruckner , Debussy , Dvorak , Mussorgsky , etc. ) and reading many literatures ( Manzoni ,Woolf , Faulkner , Balzac , etc. )
Japan waits for you
Be on the alert for Covid - １９
@@daniarocio5001
Thankyou so much to your wonderful comment
Soon
the cherry blossoms will be in full bloom in everywhere in Tokyo.
However,
It's snowing in Spring in Tokyo today.
The temperature is 3℃
It's cold and the electricity situation in Tokyo is declared a state of emergency
Please spend time for spirit
Vivaldi. Toujours merveilleusement inspiré. Merci pour ce partage.
5:54 the hardest drop of the 18th century
Nah, "La Follia" deserves that title. A real 18th century headbanger.
@@4adsmith2012 isn't the Follia older than that ?
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Wait for the drop in that ^
My favourite set based on the folia variations.
@@baronnuuke7821 After some extensive research (Wikipedia), I now realize the error of that statement. You're right, Benur.
@@4adsmith2012 TOOOOTALLY YEP
This is the most beautiful music I ever heard of my life my heart is crying💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Vivaldi is one of the few composers who can actually keep Violins from making my ears bleed.
OMG - it is unbelievable. Thats techno of the year 1700. This music pushes you up to highre spheres and throws you deep into the earth.
More like Metal but yeah
J.S.Bach: Can I copy your homework?
Vivaldi: Sure, just change it a bit so it doesn't look like you copied
J.S.Bach: OK
*Me: listens to Vivaldi's Concerto for 4 Violins and then Bach's Violin Concerto in E Major*
yeah fuck off. Bach was a more innovative and overall better composer than Vivaldi. Just no.
@@ianbarnes997 I know, it's just that they both work with violins
Kevin Li I’m confused. Why would both Concertos working with violins mean there was actual indication of inspiration or drawing from Vivaldi? Would that then mean that the Sibelius Violin Concerto is very similar to Vivaldi’s Concerto for Four Violins?
From "Estro Armonico" :
Concerto in si minore per quattro violini , violoncello , archi , e basso continuo , op.3 n. 10 - RV 580
Musica : Antonio Vivaldi (1678 - 1741)
Allegro (si minore)Largo (si minore). Larghetto (si minore). Largo (si minore)Allegro (si minore)
Organico: 4 violini, violoncello, archi, basso continuo
Composizione: 1711
Edizione: Estienne Roger, Amsterdam, 1712
Questo Concerto fu trascritto per 4 clavicembali e orchestra da J. S. Bach (in la minore), BVW 1065
"When the XII Concerts op. 3, Vivaldi is thirty-three years old and on the title page he presents himself as "violin musician and master of the Pio Ospedale della Pietà in Venice". Until that time his fame had not yet crossed the borders of the Serenissima but since the circulation of the first copies the success of the new collection (which he called the Estro Armonico) is immediate and extraordinary. And proof of this is the fascination that he exercised over Johann Sebastian Bach who, between 1713 and 1714, transcribed 6 Concerts from the Op. 3: the numbers 3,9 and 12 (for violin) become Concerts for harpsichord (respectively BWV 978, BWV 972 and BWV 976); the numbers 8 (for 2 violins) and 11 (for 2 violins and cello) are transformed into Concerti per organo (BWV 593 and BWV 596) and n. 10 for 4 violins takes the form of a monumental Concerto for 4 harpsichords and orchestra (BWV 1065). In the Harmonic Estro Vivaldi expresses an admirable structural synthesis between the archetype of the Corellian-style Concerto grosso and his new conception of the form - refrain which then, systematically and ingeniously, will be reused by Bach himself."
Ha this is a joke. Bach was altogether more creative in every way.
Im in heaven. I can't paint or draw but I feel like inspired with this masterpiece playing.
One of the reasons that Dangerous Liaisons is my favorite movie, is that wonderful music during the whole movie. Not to forget the excellent performing of the actors!!!!! Simply staggering!!!!
I love me too this movie...from Italy
Good afternoon Carmen, yes, it's a wonderful movie! Greetings from Greece.
@@georgedagosdagopoulos7587 kalisphera George... it's right?
@@carmengatto3064 It's right what?
@@georgedagosdagopoulos7587 kalisphera...I Remember It means: goodafternoon in greace
Listening to this is invigorating.
Thank you Vivaldi for this marvelous piece.
That was freaking epic. Love Vivaldi.
Tremenda obra que nunca se olvidara por ser avivante al espíritu humano, de ahí que Vivaldi sea un compositor que marco huella en el clasicismo y lastra su herencia clásica hasta nuestros días.
OH man! THAT'S MUSIC! I"M CRYING
Vivaldi- THE BEST!💜💜💜💜
listening to this while working with excel sheets at 11:30 pm is keeping me from jumping off the building!!!
I choose any random piece of Vivaldi and it touches my heart , why is that
a music teacher once told me about his " complex simplicity" . I think thats why he snakes into your soul. After a ten years listening still have to found a single bit that doesnt touch my soul!
I don't know who Vivaldi is, but I think I'm falling in love with her/his music.
His
The Italian musicians are ALWAYS the best to performance Vivaldi !!! Braviiiiii !!!
Hercules Raphael Olimpio así es Sr:,
I still like German composers, lol.
._. i gotta play this in May please someone kill me this sounds so hard
Magic Gaming I feel you, I have to play it in June. 🤕
è vero
I can sleep and soak up wisdom at the same time with such beautiful classic pieces
I get goosebumps and tears in my eyes. Every. Single. Time I hear this masterpiece!
Vivaldi is the only Baroque composer I like personally
Es el concierto más difícil de ejecutar de todo L`estro armónico, desafía capacidades técnicas y humanas. Saludos desde Costa Rica
This is why Vivaldi is my favorite.
Thank you for posting this... we need to be reminded once and awhile of the Beauty in the world.