This composer, who only wrote twelve works assigned opus numbers, did not write "The Faithful Shepherd," his so-called "Opus 13," which was actually written by Nicolas Chédville.
This composer, who only wrote twelve works assigned opus numbers, did not write "The Faithful Shepherd," his so-called "Opus 13," which was actually written by Nicolas Chédville. The only one of this composer's four oratorios to survive is his Juditha Triumfans. This teacher at the Ospedale della Pieta used unusual score markings like "the barking dog" and "the drunkards have fallen asleep" in one of his works and composed two sets of twelve violin concerti called La (*) Stravaganza and L'estro Armonico. Another collection of his works was written to accompany a group of sonnets; the second of those works contains a third movement depicting a thunderstorm. For 10 points, name this Italian composer whose Contest Between Harmony and Invention contains a quartet of violin sonatas called The Four Seasons.
This composer, who only wrote twelve works assigned opus numbers, did not write "The Faithful Shepherd," his so-called "Opus 13," which was actually written by Nicolas Chédville.
Antonio Lucio Vivaldi