Name this early 18th-century composer known as the "Red Priest", whose The Contest Between Harmony and Invention includes The Four Seasons.
Johann Sebastian Bach's concerti [kun-"CHAIR"-tee] for organ borrow heavily from this composer's collection of twelve concerti for one, two, and four violins, his L'estro Armonico. Another collection of twelve concerti by this composer contains pieces nicknamed "The Sea Storm" and "Pleasure", and the last section of its second concerto is nicknamed "The Storm". That section goes with the words "Alas, his fears are justified. The sky is filled with thunder and lightning and hail cuts down the proud grain"; those words are taken from the second of the four sonnets that go with the the first four concerti. Name this early 18th-century composer known as the "Red Priest", whose The Contest Between Harmony and Invention includes The Four Seasons.
Johann Sebastian Bach's concerti [kun-"CHAIR"-tee] for organ borrow heavily from this composer's collection of twelve concerti for one, two, and four violins, his L'estro Armonico.
Antonio (Lucio) Vivaldi