Composer

Antonio Caldara

Italian composer (c.1670–1736)

1670–1736

36 works and musical collections

Born: 1670
Died: 1736
Birthplace: Venice
Place of death: Vienna
Citizenship / historical state: Republic of Venice
Period (estimated from birth year): Baroque

Biography

Antonio Caldara — Italian composer (c.1670–1736). Antonio Caldara was born in 1670 in Venice. The recorded year of death is 1736; place of death: Vienna. The biographical record lists citizenship or historical state as Republic of Venice.

Life and musical career

Occupations: composer; cellist; singer; chapelmaster; conductor
Teachers: Giovanni Legrenzi
Career institutions / employers: Holy Roman Empire; Ospedale della Pietà
Instruments played: violin; cello
Movements: Baroque music
Notable works: L'Olimpiade
Languages used: Italian
VIAF ID: 2655601
ISNI: 0000000110355444
GND ID: 118666584
Library of Congress ID: n80098793
MusicBrainz ID: fb698413-0e4f-4e78-9ac2-f085bc4a2b2d

Recorded in Wikidata. Affiliations may refer to earlier stages of the composer's career.

In this catalogue

Common listed instruments: Piano, Choir, Low Voice, Voice, Trombone
Genres represented: Classical
Source entries with composition dates: 1

These details describe the indexed sheet music, including arrangements.

Catalogue

Sheet music catalogue

Instruments describe listed editions, including arrangements. Composition dates and keys appear where recorded; collection pages show their individual contents.

Works and musical collections with sheet music details
Title	Work details	Listed instruments	Sheet music
Sebben crudele	Year composed 1710	Piano Organ Voice 3 more instruments Choir Low Voice Accordion Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
II. Allegretto	See work details	Piano Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Alma del core	See work details	Low Voice Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Come Raggio Di Sol	See work details	Piano Voice Low Voice Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Mirti, faggi, trouchi e fronde	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Come raggio di sol, canto	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Christ Is Risen from the Dead Performed by Antonio Caldara	See work details	Choir Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Alma del core' from La Costanza in amor vince l'inganno	See work details	Piano Low Voice Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Canon	See work details	Piano Cello Oboe 10 more instruments violin Bassoon Horn Trombone Tuba Piccolo percussion Flexible Instrument Viola Teno Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Vaghe luci,	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Comme Raggio Di Sol	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Selve amiche	See work details	Piano Voice Low Voice Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Speranza, La -Die Hoffnung	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
1 Motet and 18 Canons	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Round 2	See work details	Choir Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Il Gelsomino	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Partenza	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Myrten, Buchen, B?ume und Str?ucher	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Bless the Lord, All Nations	See work details	See edition details	View sheet music Work & edition details
Sebben Crudele (Inst. In C	See work details	See edition details	View sheet music Work & edition details
Round 1	See work details	Choir Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Round 3	See work details	Choir Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Selve Amiche, Ombrose Piante (Arietta) [Transcribed by Pietro Floridia, Translated by John Alan Haughton]	See work details	See edition details	View sheet music Work & edition details
Lungi dall' idol mio	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Stabat Mater - g-Moll/G minor	See work details	Choir Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Ihr sch?nen Augen	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Seele meines Herzens	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Mirti, faggi, tronchi e fronde	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Selve Amiche, Ombrose Piante [Transcribed by Pietro Floridia, Translated by John Alan Haughton] Performed by Antonio Caldara	See work details	See edition details	View sheet music Work & edition details
Cruel Love	See work details	Trombone Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
The Lord Comes Performed by Antonio Caldara	See work details	Choir Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
15. Selve, amiche, from La costanza in amor vince l'ingamo	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Sebben, crudele, canzonetta from La Costanza in amor vince l'inganno	See work details	See edition details Classical	View sheet music Work & edition details
Ihr schšnen Augen	See work details	Piano	View sheet music Work & edition details
Myrten, Buchen, BŠume und StrŠucher	See work details	Piano	View sheet music Work & edition details
Come raggio del sol	See work details	Piano	View sheet music Work & edition details

Biographical record: Wikidata, matched on name and checked against dates held in the catalogue. The period label is an estimate from birth year. This short biography is assembled from the recorded facts. Authority record: VIAF 2655601. Portrait: Unidentified painter, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.