Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto in D minor for Violin, Organ, Strings & B.c RV 541

[@maurorocca1745]

L'incommensurabile Prete Rosso non finisce mai di stupirci. I suoi "ricami su pentagramma" ci fanno volare nella dimensione della Bellezza Assoluta. Speriamo che "La bellezza salverà il mondo". Felice accostamento Guardi/Vivaldi.

[@bag3lmonst3r72]

grazie per questo tesoro da l'inimitabile, l'eterno vivaldi

[@tatianagelfeld]

Thanks!!

[@GuglFive]

So good!! Thanks!

[@DanielFernandez-mv9fo]

Maravilloso!

[@SilvioNobre]

Grandioso Vivaldi! ❤️

[@josemariajunior1096]

Isso é o que a humanidade precisa ouvir!!Obrigado!!

[@libravalon]

A masterpiece. Thanks for sharing!

[@pilarasenjo1529]

Maravilloso Vivaldi siempre.

[@ettoreferretti9940]

Beautiful!!!

[@recurvearcher6542]

Thank you. I'm constantly amazed when hearing these performances just how little I know of the vast variations on Vivaldi's life's work. Truly inspiring, wonderful sound's.

[@carinethimister9320]

toujours très plaisant à écouter, le prêtre roux de Venise

[@اسعدنعيم-و8م]

🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@johanna5688]

Does anyone know the name of this painting or who the painter was? When was it painted? Where is this place in the painting? It is a most extraordinary sight. Too beautiful. It matches Vivaldi's beautiful music that is Heavenly. I'd appreciate any info here.

[@nathanpayne6765]

The painting is called "Pontifical Ceremony in SS. Giovanni e Paolo, Venice," by Francesco Guardi, from 1783. It depicts, of course, a Pontifical Ceremony in the Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo in Venice. The guys in the red robes are the Venetian Senators, whereas the guys in the black robes are simply Venetian nobles, who had to wear such outfits when in public on official occasions. In the Republic of Ragusa (now Dubrovnik, Croatia), Venice's main rival in the Adriatic, and my favourite historical topic, the red robes were specifically reserved for the Rector of the republic (essentially the equivalent of the Venetian Doge, though with much less power, and only holding office for one month at a time), and the other nobles again followed the rule of black robes in public, though of course this also applied to the Ragusan Senators.

[@suzypaton1597]

Guardi +1