VIVALDI MOVIE BIOPIC
IN THE WORKS WITH JOHN OTTMAN
Beside Amadeus series and Ravel movie, we are now getting a biopic on VIVALDI as well to be helmed by John Ottman, Bohemian Rhapsody Oscar winning editor according to Variety. Much of Vivaldi’s work was
mysteriously lost for over 200 years, only to be rediscovered during World War I. Today, Antonio Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons” is one of the most recognizable, recorded and performed classical composition in the world.
Vivaldi joined the priesthood in the early 18th century to be commissioned to
write music, much to chagrin of his jealous rival and church hierarchy. His first assignment was that of music director of an all-female orphanage orchestra where he developed a secret affair with a teacher. The film will tell his story of forbidden love, deceit and the transformative power of music.
mysteriously lost for over 200 years, only to be rediscovered during World War I. Today, Antonio Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons” is one of the most recognizable, recorded and performed classical composition in the world.
Vivaldi joined the priesthood in the early 18th century to be commissioned to
write music, much to chagrin of his jealous rival and church hierarchy. His first assignment was that of music director of an all-female orphanage orchestra where he developed a secret affair with a teacher. The film will tell his story of forbidden love, deceit and the transformative power of music.
Such a great character :D
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DeleteI love Vivaldi's music, he was a great composer.
ReplyDeleteIt turns out he had an interesting life too.
DeleteOoooh, this sounds so good! He did lead an interesting life!
ReplyDeleteHope they don't mess up with casting.
DeleteWho would be your pick?
DeleteI do not know because I do not know what age he will be in the film, but defo someone from Europe.
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