Baroquen Strings by Anita Staaden
What better medium than glass to represent the crystal purity of a violin note! “Baroquen Strings” represents the rise to popularity and development of the violin during the baroque period. The arches and curtains in rich velvet colours are symbolic of the architecture and opulence of the time, and the opera houses, chateaux and palaces for which baroque music was commissioned . Baroque style was characterized by rich ornamentation. This was evident in music, but also in architecture, furnishings and clothing, hence the elaborate window mouldings, lace, brocade and jewels. “Baroquen Strings” features handwritten manuscripts by Vivaldi, Corelli and Albinoni, and names some famous baroque composers who wrote works for the violin.
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