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Composer

Antonio Vivaldi

1678–1741

1,541 works in the index

Born
1678
Died
1741
Birthplace
Venice
Citizenship / historical state
Republic of Venice
Period (estimated from birth year)
Baroque

Biography

Vivaldi wrote around five hundred concerti and the catalogue is full of them, along with a substantial body of sacred vocal music that has only been widely performed since the middle of the twentieth century.

The Four Seasons accounts for a large share of what people actually buy, and it exists in every form from full orchestral parts to a simplified violin-and-piano arrangement for a second-year student. They are not remotely the same purchase. The Gloria is the other work choirs return to constantly and is published in several editions that differ in their continuo realisations.

Works are numbered by RV (Ryom), and older editions use Op. numbers or F. numbers instead, so the same concerto appears under several identifiers. Where a listing gives an RV number, that is the one to trust.

In this catalogue

Common listed instruments
Piano, violin, Continuo, Cello, Voice
Genres represented
Classical, Christmas, Baroque, Children, Rock
Works with composition dates
84 of 1,541

These details describe the indexed sheet music, including arrangements.

Catalogue

Works page 22 of 33

Years are composition dates where known. Instruments describe editions in our catalogue and may include arrangements. A dash means the detail is not recorded.

Works and available sheet music details
WorkYear composedCatalogue / opusKey in titleListed instrumentsGenreEditions
Guarda in quest'occhi e senti — —— —Classical 2
Col piacer della mia fede — —— —Classical 1
La Pena Amara — —— —Classical 1
Senza l'amato ben — —— —Classical 1
Vorresti, il so, amor tiranno — —— —Classical 1
Poveri affetti miei from ORLANDO FURIOSO — —— VoiceClassical 1
Io son quel gelsomino from ARSILDA — —— VoiceClassical 1
Destin avaro from LA FIDA NINFA — —— VoiceClassical 1
Alla caccia d'un bello adorato from TITO MANLIO — —— VoiceClassical 1
Si Fulgida Per Te — —— VoiceClassical —
Armatae Face Et Anguibus(Vivaldi — —— VoiceClassical —
Sebben sente — —— —Classical —
Lascera l'amata salma — —— —Classical —
Sento con quel diletto — —— —Classical —
Spring — —— —— 0
Sonata B flat major RV 46 — RV 46— Piano, CelloClassical 2
Gavotta — —— Piano, FluteClassical —
Gloria in excelsis Deo — —— —— 0
Spring from "Four Seasons" — —— —— —
Largo from Winter "Four Seasons" — —— —— —
from La Cetra- originally for Viloin, Strings and Continuo — —— PianoClassical —
Cuius Animam — —— Voice, ChoirClassical 2
O Quam Tristis — —— Voice, ChoirClassical 2
Quis Est Homo — —— Voice, ChoirClassical 2
Pro Peccatis — —— Voice, ChoirClassical 2
Suscepit Israel — —— Voice, ChoirClassical 2
Gloria Patri — —— Voice, ChoirClassical 3
Quia Respexit — —— Voice, ChoirClassical 1
Excelsus — —— Voice, ChoirClassical —
Suscitans — —— Voice, ChoirClassical —
Ad Te Clamamus — —— Voice, ChoirClassical —
Ad Te Suspiramus — —— Voice, ChoirClassical —
Eja Ergo — —— Voice, ChoirClassical —
Selve Amiche, Ombrose Piante / Un Certo Non So Che [Transcribed by Pietro Floridia, Translated by John Alan Haughton] — —— Piano, Low VoiceClassical —
1. Theme From "Spring", Op. 8, No. 1 - Movement 1 — Op. 8, No. 1— —— 1
2. Theme From "Summer", Op. 8, No. 2 - Movement 1 — Op. 8, No. 2— PianoClassical 1
Largo from Winter — —— —— —
Hiking — —— Piano— —
Chinese Merry-Go-Round — —— Piano— —
Indian Pony Riders — —— Piano— —
Chimes — —— Piano— —
Blue Caboose — —— Piano— —
Spring from the Four Seasons, RV 269 — RV 269— —— —
Allegro — —— —— 0
Spring (From the Four Seasons), First Movement — —— —— —
Allegro non molto — —— —— —
Dividete O Giusti Dei — —— Piano, VoiceClassical 1
Se Parto, Se Resto — —— Piano, VoiceClassical 1

Biographical record: Wikidata, matched on name and checked against dates held in the catalogue. The period label is an estimate from birth year. The biography above is our own. Authority record: VIAF 42027007. Portrait: Unknown author Unknown author, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.