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Info
Listen to gentle gusts and violent thunderstorms, birdsong and the barking of a dog, the hunt and a peasant dance that Vivaldi composed in his Four Seasons in St. Stephen's Cathedral. Vivaldi knew like no other how to create musical images that stimulate the imagination and captivate the audience.
Where would it be more appropriate to perform Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" - a parable of life and death - than in St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna, where the funeral celebrations were held after the composer's death in 1741? Vivaldi came to Vienna impoverished in 1740 in the hope of being able to enter the service of the Emperor. He died just ten months later and was therefore buried in Vienna.
J. S. Bach's Violin Concerto in E major completes the program, for which the composer took Vivaldi's concertos as a model. It therefore contains echoes of Vivaldi on the one hand and Bach's unmistakable musical spirit with virtuoso solos on the other. The dialog between the strings and the soloist creates an entertaining and airy concert experience that rounds off Vivaldi's Four Seasons wonderfully.
Video
© Kunst & Kultur ohne Grenzen
Information about the venue
Stephansplatz
1
1010
Wien
