It’s a brief overview of those little numbers underneath the bass-line in Baroque music, and what they might mean.
Tag Archives: Vivaldi
Tonality’s The Key
Categories: Music Activities for schools, Vivaldi's Four Seasons Project
We’re going to look for all the clues that tell us the keys the music goes through in one of the movements of Vivaldi’s “Spring”.
Slow Vivaldi
Categories: Music Activities for schools, Vivaldi's Four Seasons Project
We’re looking in general at the characteristics of slow movements in Vivaldi’s concertos. Can you find the musical events in Spring, Autumn and Winter?
Little Returns in Spring
Categories: Music Activities for schools, Vivaldi's Four Seasons Project
Little returns of short sections of music – they’re all over those 1st movements of Baroque Concertos like Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. We’ll have an in-depth look at the structure in “Spring”, 1st Movement. It’s Ritornello Form!
Composing With Antonio
Categories: Composing Activities for Classes, Music Activities for schools, Vivaldi's Four Seasons Project
Here’s a selection of activities to not only help you become more familiar with Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, but also to hone some of your own composing skills at the same time.
Seasonal Score Sport
Categories: Music Activities for schools, Vivaldi's Four Seasons Project
Using puzzles and team games to find your way around the score of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons is the aim of this blog. More detailed analysis is on the way, but these are good for starters….or revision!
Vivaldi Had A Life
Categories: Music Activities for schools, Vivaldi's Four Seasons Project
It’s a biographical quiz about Vivaldi’s life and work. Use it as revision or research. It can be a puzzle for the end of a study of him and his music.
“Winter” Composing
Categories: Composing Activities for Classes, Listening starters for schools, Music Activities for schools
Classroom composing and performing activities used by Cheryl in a variety of settings which use the 1st Movement of “Winter” from Vivaldi’s Four Seasons as a starting point.