Vivaldi: Concerto in D Major & Sonata in G Minor by Antonio Vivaldi No Credit Card? No Problem! Checks and money orders accepted for the following. Wichita, Kansas Area - Optional Correspondence Lessons - Guitar Arrangements of Vivaldiįive Percent Discount on all shopping cart orders over $100 - Free Basic Shipping for orders over $200 Opportunity To Study With The Arranger : Various Styles, All Levels The sixth string must be tuned down to D to accomodate the guitar. This solo arrangement of the beautiful largo makes up the second movement. It remains one of the finest examples of the medium. This Concerto for in D major for Lute and Orchestra has been transcribed for guitar. Vivaldi wrote concerti for many instruments, including the lute. Jean-Jacques Rousseau and King Louis XV were counted among his many fans

Contemporary Abbot Conti wrote: 'In less than three months Vivaldi has composed three operas, two for Venice and a third for Florence the last has given something of a boost to the name of the theater of that city and he has earned a great deal of money.' In spite of his fame and travels, Vivaldi always remained in the service of the Ospedale della Pieta, by sending concerti at an average of two a month. Vivaldi was also a prolific opera composer. They were often cranked out in just a few days, a fact that would earn him many commisions. Vivaldi traveled to Rome and many other cities. This 'orphanage', as it was often called, was in fact a home for the illegitimate daughters of wealthy nobelmen. Vivaldi wrote many concertos, among them being the 'Four Seasons.' He also wrote many pedagogical works for the female students of the Ospedale della Piet# where he taught for most of his working life. He gave up the priesthood within a year due to his fragile health. He was an ordained priest at the age of 25.

Baroque composer Antonio Vivaldi was born in Venice on March 4th, 1678.

Vivaldi guitar concerto in d major