203) and refers to Alessandro Scarlatti, Bernardo Pasquini, and
Arcangelo Corelli as the "only three composers to have been ever admitted to the Academy of Arcadians" (p.
It is generally known that large parts of Handel's own pre- existing works were incorporated into the "Messiah." What is not widely recognized is that two portions of the work, including the famous "Hallelujah" chorus, were taken (uncredited) from the works of two other composers: Johann Caspar Kerll and
Arcangelo Corelli.
THE Newcastle-based Avison Ensemble begins a summer celebration of the music of Italian composer
Arcangelo Corelli with a concert on July 3 called Roman Jewels 1: Corelli Trios.
The evening titled ''Sequences and Concertos from the Barouck Era was held in cooperation with the Dutch Organization for International Cultural Cooperation, the Dutch embassy and the Higher Music Institute.The program included pieces by prominent music composers in the Barouck era (1600-1700), mainly
Arcangelo Corelli, Antonio Vivaldi and George Phillip Telemann.
And Handel obviously mirrored what one of his great role-models,
Arcangelo Corelli, had already written in 1712 as part of the set of concerti grossi for string orchestra he published as his Opus 6.
Among the composers included are
Arcangelo Corelli, and one of the sonatas to be played is Tartini's Devil's Trill.
His own musical history is impeccable, as one of a line of teachers stretching back directly to
Arcangelo Corelli in the late 17th century.
Miriam Mahdaviani, another choreographer who had danced in the corps, was represented among DP revivals with Correlazione (1994), a genial work to
Arcangelo Corelli that contrasted neoclassic angularity with baroque orderliness.
Rinaldi,
Arcangelo Corelli (Milan, 1953), pp.429-44.
Dr David Mitchell, the new chairman of the Stirling Smith Trustees, said: "From the Gilbert and Sullivan Gates built in Stirling for the Savoy Hotel, Embankment, London, 1990, to the long-lost portrait (1827) of Simon Bolivar, 'the Wallace of South America', the master portrait (1697) of composer
Arcangelo Corelli and the library dedicated to 'Don Roberto' (Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham), the Smith has works of national and international importance.
The validity and meaning of the terms "sonata da camera" and "sonata da chiesa" has been a matter of some heated debate between Barnett and Peter Allsop, author of a recent book on Corelli (
Arcangelo Corelli: New Orpheus of Our Times [New York: Oxford University Press, 1999]; see the correspondence exchanged in the Journal of Seventeenth-Century Music 8 no.