Antonio Vivaldi (1678 - 1741) - the largest Italian composer, virtuoso violinist, teacher and conductor of the Baroque era. Over 63 years of his life, he wrote about 800 works, including more than 40 operas, 100 sonatas and over 500 concertos for various instruments, a huge number of solo chants and choral works; he is credited with creating the genre of instrumental concerto and is considered the founder of orchestral program music. In addition, the outstanding musician was a brilliant performer. Vivaldi masterfully owned the violin, captivating listeners with his bright and soulful playing.
In the program of the concert “To the Music of Vivaldi”, opera soloists and artists of the NOVAT orchestra will perform instrumental and vocal compositions by the outstanding Italian composer.
Musical director and conductor - Dmitry Yurovsky.
