Antonio Lucio Vivaldi fue un compositor y músico italiano del Barroco nacido en Venecia en 1678. Se le considera una de las figuras más relevantes de la historia de la música por haber cimentado el género del concierto y compuesto obras como Las cuatro estaciones. Fue sacerdote católico aunque se inclinaba más por la música que por las obligaciones religiosas. A lo largo de su carrera publicó colecciones revolucionarias de conciertos que influyeron en compositores posteriores como Händel
Este documento presenta una partitura musical dividida en frases y semifrases. Contiene 10 preguntas sobre las características estructurales de la partitura, incluyendo el número de frases y semifrases, similitudes y diferencias entre ellas, y la forma musical general implícita considerando factores como la repetición, variación y contraste.
This presentation provides an overview of the life and music of Johann Sebastian Bach. It discusses his childhood growing up in a family of musicians in Germany. It outlines his career working at various churches as a composer and musical director, and his role as cantor of St. Thomas's Church in Leipzig. The presentation also summarizes Bach's religious influences as a Lutheran, his vast musical compositions including cantatas, orchestral works, and keyboard works, as well as his contributions to Baroque music before his death in 1750.
[1] Antonio Vivaldi foi um sacerdote e compositor italiano do barroco, mais conhecido por compor mais de 500 concertos e a obra "As Quatro Estações". [2] Ele teve uma carreira inicial de sucesso na orquestra da Basílica de São Marcos em Veneza, mas depois ensinou música em um orfanato feminino. [3] Embora tenha sido um compositor prolífico e inovador, Vivaldi passou seus últimos anos em pobreza e obscuridade, morrendo em Viena.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) was a child prodigy composer from Salzburg who toured Europe playing for royalty as a young boy. As an adult, he composed over 600 works, perfecting classical forms like the symphony, concerto, and opera. His masterpiece, Don Giovanni, was an innovative 1787 comic opera that used realistic characters and plotlines rather than mythology. It tells the story of the libertine Don Juan figure Don Giovanni and his comeuppance for constantly seducing and abandoning women.
Antonio Lucio Vivaldi fue un compositor y músico italiano del Barroco nacido en Venecia en 1678. Se le considera una de las figuras más relevantes de la historia de la música por haber cimentado el género del concierto y compuesto obras como Las cuatro estaciones. Fue sacerdote católico aunque se inclinaba más por la música que por las obligaciones religiosas. A lo largo de su carrera publicó colecciones revolucionarias de conciertos que influyeron en compositores posteriores como Händel
Este documento presenta una partitura musical dividida en frases y semifrases. Contiene 10 preguntas sobre las características estructurales de la partitura, incluyendo el número de frases y semifrases, similitudes y diferencias entre ellas, y la forma musical general implícita considerando factores como la repetición, variación y contraste.
This presentation provides an overview of the life and music of Johann Sebastian Bach. It discusses his childhood growing up in a family of musicians in Germany. It outlines his career working at various churches as a composer and musical director, and his role as cantor of St. Thomas's Church in Leipzig. The presentation also summarizes Bach's religious influences as a Lutheran, his vast musical compositions including cantatas, orchestral works, and keyboard works, as well as his contributions to Baroque music before his death in 1750.
[1] Antonio Vivaldi foi um sacerdote e compositor italiano do barroco, mais conhecido por compor mais de 500 concertos e a obra "As Quatro Estações". [2] Ele teve uma carreira inicial de sucesso na orquestra da Basílica de São Marcos em Veneza, mas depois ensinou música em um orfanato feminino. [3] Embora tenha sido um compositor prolífico e inovador, Vivaldi passou seus últimos anos em pobreza e obscuridade, morrendo em Viena.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) was a child prodigy composer from Salzburg who toured Europe playing for royalty as a young boy. As an adult, he composed over 600 works, perfecting classical forms like the symphony, concerto, and opera. His masterpiece, Don Giovanni, was an innovative 1787 comic opera that used realistic characters and plotlines rather than mythology. It tells the story of the libertine Don Juan figure Don Giovanni and his comeuppance for constantly seducing and abandoning women.
Prelude 3 - Music as Exploration and DramaLaura Riddle
The document provides an overview of Baroque art and culture from 1600-1750. Some key points include:
- The Baroque period was one of change, discovery, and intellectual advances like Galileo and Newton.
- Baroque art emphasized vigor, elaborate decoration, and grandeur to project splendor.
- It was an era of absolute monarchy exemplified by Louis XIV and elaborate musical establishments.
- Middle class culture involved music making at home and comic opera as diversions.
Franz Liszt (1811-1886) fue un compositor y virtuoso pianista húngaro. Nació en Bayreuth, Alemania y destacó como niño prodigio del piano. Durante su juventud realizó exitosas giras por Europa que lo convirtieron en una celebridad. Compuso música programática y amplió las técnicas del piano. Tuvo una gran influencia en compositores posteriores.
Edvard Grieg (1843-1907) fue un compositor noruego conocido por incorporar elementos de la música folclórica noruega en sus obras. Algunas de sus composiciones más famosas incluyen "La Mañana", inspirada en el amanecer del Sahara, y piezas para piano como su Sonata en mi menor Op. 7. Grieg se dedicó a preservar la cultura musical de Noruega y fue considerado el compositor nacionalista noruego por excelencia.
Antonio Vivaldi was an Italian priest and composer born in Venice in 1678. He studied the priesthood for 10 years before becoming a priest in 1703. Known as the "Red Priest" for his bright red hair, Vivaldi spent most of his life teaching music at the Ospedale della Pietà in Venice, where he wrote hundreds of compositions for the girls to perform behind a screen gallery as women were not allowed to perform in public. He later moved to Vienna where he died in 1741.
Antonio Lucio Vivaldi was an Italian Baroque composer, virtuoso violinist, and priest who was born in Venice in 1678. He is most famous for composing The Four Seasons and over 500 concertos. Vivaldi spent much of his career working at an orphanage for girls in Venice called Ospedale della Pietà, where he taught music and directed concerts. Though he traveled throughout Europe and gained fame, Vivaldi died in poverty in Vienna in 1741. Centuries later, the score for his long-lost opera Motezuma was rediscovered in Ukraine.
Antonio Vivaldi was born in Venice, Italy in 1678 to a poor family. He was taught violin as a child by his father and became a priest at age 25. In 1703, he became a teacher at a home for female orphans and noblemen's daughters, where he was later promoted to director of music. Some of Vivaldi's most famous works include his concertos "The Four Seasons" depicting spring, summer, autumn, and winter through music. He wrote numerous concertos and operas throughout his career but saw a decline in popularity in the 1730s before being dismissed from his position in 1738.
1. Dua anak jalanan bernama Oky dan Farhan mengamen untuk mengobati ibunya yang sakit, sementara di SMP Bunga Bangsa murid nakal selalu membully guru baru bernama Bu Keysya.
2. Suatu hari Oky dan Farhan mengamen di rumah Vanno, salah satu murid nakal tersebut. Mereka bertemu dengan Joana yang sedang sedih karena orang tuanya akan pergi.
3. Bu Keysya menceritakan masalah di se
Ludwig Van Beethoven was a famous German composer born in 1770 in Bonn, Germany. Some of his most notable works included his 3rd Symphony "Eroica" in 1803, his 5th and 6th Symphonies in 1808, his 9th Symphony in 1824 which premiered with his only opera Fidelio, and his Missa Solemnis in 1823. Throughout his career he struggled with deafness which began in 1794 and was completely deaf by 1814. He died in 1827 in Vienna from pneumonia and liver disease.
The tuba evolved from earlier brass instruments to fill the low bass voice needed in orchestras in the 16th century. The serpent and ophicleide predecessors had limited low ranges, only reaching A1 or Bb1. In 1835, William Wiepricht patented the first tuba design with five valves, helping establish the modern tuba. Through the 19th century, the tuba was adapted for use in orchestras and bands, though some early designs were only suitable for certain settings. Today, the tuba remains versatile across genres from orchestras to hip hop, and is keyed in various pitches with a range of over 1.5 octaves below middle C.
Chapter 25 Musical Conversations: Haydn and Classical Chamber MusicLaura Riddle
This document provides an overview of Joseph Haydn and classical chamber music. It discusses how Haydn established the string quartet and symphony as major forms. As a musician for Prince Nicholas Esterhazy for decades, Haydn composed extensively, developing themes and variations. The selection focuses on Haydn's String Quartet in C Major and its theme and variations second movement. It describes the forms and techniques used in theme and variations, illustrated in Haydn's work.
Prelude 3 - Music as Exploration and DramaLaura Riddle
The document provides an overview of Baroque art and culture from 1600-1750. Some key points include:
- The Baroque period was one of change, discovery, and intellectual advances like Galileo and Newton.
- Baroque art emphasized vigor, elaborate decoration, and grandeur to project splendor.
- It was an era of absolute monarchy exemplified by Louis XIV and elaborate musical establishments.
- Middle class culture involved music making at home and comic opera as diversions.
Franz Liszt (1811-1886) fue un compositor y virtuoso pianista húngaro. Nació en Bayreuth, Alemania y destacó como niño prodigio del piano. Durante su juventud realizó exitosas giras por Europa que lo convirtieron en una celebridad. Compuso música programática y amplió las técnicas del piano. Tuvo una gran influencia en compositores posteriores.
Edvard Grieg (1843-1907) fue un compositor noruego conocido por incorporar elementos de la música folclórica noruega en sus obras. Algunas de sus composiciones más famosas incluyen "La Mañana", inspirada en el amanecer del Sahara, y piezas para piano como su Sonata en mi menor Op. 7. Grieg se dedicó a preservar la cultura musical de Noruega y fue considerado el compositor nacionalista noruego por excelencia.
Antonio Vivaldi was an Italian priest and composer born in Venice in 1678. He studied the priesthood for 10 years before becoming a priest in 1703. Known as the "Red Priest" for his bright red hair, Vivaldi spent most of his life teaching music at the Ospedale della Pietà in Venice, where he wrote hundreds of compositions for the girls to perform behind a screen gallery as women were not allowed to perform in public. He later moved to Vienna where he died in 1741.
Antonio Lucio Vivaldi was an Italian Baroque composer, virtuoso violinist, and priest who was born in Venice in 1678. He is most famous for composing The Four Seasons and over 500 concertos. Vivaldi spent much of his career working at an orphanage for girls in Venice called Ospedale della Pietà, where he taught music and directed concerts. Though he traveled throughout Europe and gained fame, Vivaldi died in poverty in Vienna in 1741. Centuries later, the score for his long-lost opera Motezuma was rediscovered in Ukraine.
Antonio Vivaldi was born in Venice, Italy in 1678 to a poor family. He was taught violin as a child by his father and became a priest at age 25. In 1703, he became a teacher at a home for female orphans and noblemen's daughters, where he was later promoted to director of music. Some of Vivaldi's most famous works include his concertos "The Four Seasons" depicting spring, summer, autumn, and winter through music. He wrote numerous concertos and operas throughout his career but saw a decline in popularity in the 1730s before being dismissed from his position in 1738.
1. Dua anak jalanan bernama Oky dan Farhan mengamen untuk mengobati ibunya yang sakit, sementara di SMP Bunga Bangsa murid nakal selalu membully guru baru bernama Bu Keysya.
2. Suatu hari Oky dan Farhan mengamen di rumah Vanno, salah satu murid nakal tersebut. Mereka bertemu dengan Joana yang sedang sedih karena orang tuanya akan pergi.
3. Bu Keysya menceritakan masalah di se
Ludwig Van Beethoven was a famous German composer born in 1770 in Bonn, Germany. Some of his most notable works included his 3rd Symphony "Eroica" in 1803, his 5th and 6th Symphonies in 1808, his 9th Symphony in 1824 which premiered with his only opera Fidelio, and his Missa Solemnis in 1823. Throughout his career he struggled with deafness which began in 1794 and was completely deaf by 1814. He died in 1827 in Vienna from pneumonia and liver disease.
The tuba evolved from earlier brass instruments to fill the low bass voice needed in orchestras in the 16th century. The serpent and ophicleide predecessors had limited low ranges, only reaching A1 or Bb1. In 1835, William Wiepricht patented the first tuba design with five valves, helping establish the modern tuba. Through the 19th century, the tuba was adapted for use in orchestras and bands, though some early designs were only suitable for certain settings. Today, the tuba remains versatile across genres from orchestras to hip hop, and is keyed in various pitches with a range of over 1.5 octaves below middle C.
Chapter 25 Musical Conversations: Haydn and Classical Chamber MusicLaura Riddle
This document provides an overview of Joseph Haydn and classical chamber music. It discusses how Haydn established the string quartet and symphony as major forms. As a musician for Prince Nicholas Esterhazy for decades, Haydn composed extensively, developing themes and variations. The selection focuses on Haydn's String Quartet in C Major and its theme and variations second movement. It describes the forms and techniques used in theme and variations, illustrated in Haydn's work.
This document outlines the production process for creating an animated story called "Ladder to the Moon". It includes sections for the premise, research, timeline, storyboards, character development, test animations, and an animatic. The story is about a child in a cold, lonely city who embarks on an adventure of self-discovery and battles for truth, freedom, and justice.
This document outlines a presentation on new media activism. It will discuss what new media activism is, how it provides new opportunities for gender and online activism, and the differences between online and public activism. It will also cover perspectives on intellectual property, surveillance, and hacktivism in the context of new media activism. The purpose is to continuously research and discuss the increasing influence of the internet on activism.
File del Concorso "Classe Turistica" promosso da Touring Club Italia.
La 2^B dell'I.T.I.S. "Pacinotti" consegna un'analisi approfondita di Fondi e su come i turisti possano amare questa città
Milano
- Quando c'eran le cascine e i corsi d'acqua
- Olona fiume di Milano, fiume che scompar
- Quando la ferrovia cingeva Milano
- Fabbriche, industrie, artigiani, case, operai
- Storia di comunità e mutamenti
File del Concorso "Classe Turistica" promosso da Touring Club Italia.
La 3^B dell'Istituto Alberghiero "Elsa Morante"di Crsipiano Taranto ci porta in un viaggio low-cost in Val d'Itria e nella Puglia Jonica.
In-Cul.Tu.Re. Itinerari cicloturistici - 1.Olivi, querce e furnieddhiZoom Cultura
Itinerario cicloturistico, fruibile da una mappa interattiva, realizzato dal Progetto IN-CUL.TU.RE. con la Soc. Coop. CRESCo. Questo itinerario vi farà conoscere il paesaggio rurale della Grecìa: passerete attraverso oliveti e campi coltivati, siepi
di quercia spinosa (detti sapàli) e incontrerete i trulli del Salento, che in questa zona sono chiamati furnieddhi.
In-Cul.Tu.Re. Itinerari cicloturistici - 3.Andar per centri storici nella Gre...Zoom Cultura
Itinerario cicloturistico, fruibile da una mappa interattiva, realizzato dal Progetto IN-CUL.TU.RE. con la Soc. Coop. CRESCo. L’ultimo itinerario vi porterà alla scoperta dei centri storici più significativi della Grecìa.
Breve storia del Vittoriano, un monumento di straordinaria bellezza e pieno di significati. Monumento mastodontico, anche un po’ contestato, che troneggia al centro di Roma, inneggiante al Risorgimento Italiano. La prima pietra fu posta nel 1885, la conclusione dei lavori del complesso del Vittoriano si può ufficialmente far risalire al 1935, anche se l’inaugurazione del monumento risale al 1911.
In questa puntata i tre siti del Cilento dichiarati dall’Unesco beni protetti e Patrimonio dell’Umanità:
- Il sito archeologico di Paestum
- Il sito archeologico di Velia-Elea
- La Certosa di Padula
La seconda presentazione sul Parco Nazionale del Cilento include 3 località:
L'oasi WWF delle grotte del Bussento
Sapri e la spigolatrice
Maratea e la statua del Cristo.
Il Cilento è pieno di belle località. La scelta di quelle presentate è dovuta solo alla loro personale conoscenza ed alle foto scattate personalmente.
La prima di 3 presentazioni dedicate al Cilento. Con la descrizione, in particolare, di queste località:
Palinuro
Marina di Camerota
San Severino
Roccagloriosa
Santuario di Pietrasanta.
Il Cilento è pieno di bellissime località. La scelta è dovuta solo alla conoscenza personale di questi luoghi ed alle foto scattate personalmente.
Gaeta, Montagna spaccata, Grotta del turco.salcariello43
A Gaeta, 100 km da Roma, un Santuario costruito in bilico sul mare, nato, secondo la leggenda, dal terremoto provocato dalla morte di Cristo sulla Croce. Vicino ad esso, una enorme grotta sul mare, rifugio dei pirati saraceni.
Oggi, 20 Marzo 2012, è il primo giorno di Primavera. Buona Primavera a tutti !!
Immagini colorate della natura, con il sottofondo di cinque brani musicali dedicati alla Primavera.
2. Civita si trova in provincia di Viterbo, 1 km circa ad est di Bagnoregio. In una zona ricca di calanchi, e soggetta da secoli a continue erosioni. Posta a 443 m s.l.m. Civita venne fondata dagli Etruschi 2500 anni fa.
3. La valle dei calanchi è situata tra il lago di Bolsena ad ovest e la valle del Tevere ad est, nel comune di Bagnoregio (anticamente chiamato Bagnorea). La veloce erosione è dovuta all ’ opera dei torrenti, agli agenti atmosferici ma anche al disboscamento.
4. Il territorio è costituito da due formazioni distinte per cronologia e tipo. La pi ù antica, argillosa e di origine marina, costituisce lo strato di base, molto soggetto all ’ erosione. Gli strati superiori sono invece formati da materiale tufaceo e lavico.
6. Ci avviciniamo gradualmente all’abitato di Civita. L’area è attrezzata con numerosi parcheggi per i visitatori. Civita di Bagnoregio si trova nel Lazio. a 30 km da Viterbo, a 110 km a nord di Roma, a 20 minuti dall'Autosole A1 uscita Orvieto.
7. Ci inoltriamo sul ponte pedonale in cemento armato lungo 300 metri (1965). Solo in casi particolari è consentito il passaggio con piccoli mezzi.
10. Lo stemma di Bagnoregio. Porta S. Maria, attribuita al Vignola, reca due bassorilievi raffiguranti un leone che tiene un uomo con gli artigli, metafora della cacciata dei Monaldeschi.
12. La chiesa di San Donato, VIII sec. Si affaccia sulla piazza principale. All'interno è custodito un pregevole Crocifisso quattrocentesco ligneo di scuola fiamminga, ritenuto miracoloso .
14. All'interno del borgo rimangono varie case medioevali, il Palazzo Vescovile, un mulino del XVI secolo, la casa natale di San Bonaventura e la porta di Santa Maria.
20. Un antico frantoio Una cisterna romana 11 febbraio 1896, nasce a Bagnoregio lo scrittore Bonaventura Tecchi .
21. 1695 , un primo terremoto, aggiungendosi all'opera distruttiva dell'erosione, reca ingenti danni all'abitato di Civita.
22. 1794 , un secondo terremoto fa crollare lo stretto ponte naturale che collega Civita alla borgata della Rhota. A quel punto la maggior parte degli abitanti abbandona il colle e si stabilisce alla Rhota, la contrada sorta nel XIII sec. e che oggi costituisce il centro storico di Bagnoregio.
23. Nel 1965 viene costruito l’attuale ponte pedonale in cemento armato.
24. Civita di Bagnoregio e la sua storia hanno superato anche l ’ oceano. (New York Times, February 9, 2004) La mappa di Civita .
25. La visita volge al termine, torniamo verso la piazza principale, e verso porta S.Maria.
26. Superiamo anche la piazza principale ed un invitante ristorantino all’angolo . . . . . . e ci avviamo verso l’uscita del borgo.
28. Lasciamo Civita con dispiacere. Non sappiamo quando torneremo. . . ci auguriamo che quel borgo cos ì piccolo e speciale sia sempre li, ad attenderci . . . . o coperta di neve Ma in qualsiasi momento avverr à , che sia avvolta dalla nebbia . . .
30. La musica continuerà fino al tuo click di chiusura. Ma Civita non è abbandonata al suo destino. Consistenti stanziamenti e numerose iniziative sono in atto per studiare e realizzare i progetti necessari per far s ì che Civita non sia pi ù la citt à che muore ma la citt à del futuro, valorizzata con le tecnologie pi ù moderne. L ’ Universit à di Venezia, Amministrazioni locali, Associazioni, Ministero Ambiente, Regione Lazio, Consiglio dei Ministri, ed altri sono impegnati per salvare Civita e farla diventare: Patrimonio dell’Umanità riconosciuto dall’Unesco.