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What is one of vivaldis pieces of music?
Some of Antonio Vivaldi's compositions are "Fall", "Winter", "Summer" and "Winter" they are all part of one huge composition called "The Four Seasons"
What are Vivaldi most famous works?
The Four Seasons...
Who wrote a concerto on the four seasons?
The "Four Seasons" concertos were written by Antonio Vivaldi.
When was The Beatles vs The Four Seasons created?
The Beatles vs The Four Seasons was created in 1964.
When was the four seasons composed?
1725
What is one of vivaldis pieces of music?
Some of Antonio Vivaldi's compositions are "Fall", "Winter", "Summer" and "Winter" they are all part of one huge composition called "The Four Seasons"
What ared 3 of vivaldis famous works?
Antonio Vivaldi is best known for composing The Four Seasons. The Four Seasons is a set of violin concertos depicting the seasons as Vivaldi saw/heard them. I'm sure you've heard Spring, which is the most recognized piece.
Why is vivaldis four season known as program music?
Programmatic music is music which expresses a specific idea or story. It could represent a person, or a location, or in this example, the seasons.
What type of meter is this example One two three Four five six?
Duple meter, assuming One and Four are accented. If One, Three, and Five are accented then the answer would be triple meter.
Who was the person invented the four seasons?
who invented the four seasons
What are Vivaldi most famous works?
The Four Seasons...
How do you say four seasons in German?
The four seasons in German are: Frühling, Sommer, Herbst und Winter.
What are the four names of the seasons?
The four seasons are Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.
When was The Four Seasons of Life created?
The Four Seasons of Life was created in 1997.
When was Four Seasons Centre created?
Four Seasons Centre was created in 2006.
When was The Four Seasons Restaurant created?
The Four Seasons Restaurant was created in 1959.
When was The Four Seasons released?
The Four Seasons was released on 05/22/1981.
