Baroque Notes: Sebastian and Lucio

The second volume of the RHUMA series Classical Music follows "Silent Melody" and continues to tell the story of the posthumous encounter between Bach and Vivaldi. With the help of the research on Bach by modern scholars in the ancient music revival movement, Vivaldi was able to return to the vision of modern audiences. However, he finally became a materialized individual of his memoirs, but he left without saying goodbye before the start of the association's performance season. Vivaldi's escape from the battlefield, his eldest son Friedmann's alcoholism and desertion, his second son Emmanuelle's indifference and avoidance, and his confidant Telemann's polite rejection put Bach in a difficult situation at this time. His attempts to discover aspects of Vivaldi's history other than music only left him frustrated. Are music and personality necessarily connected? How can imperfect individuals pursue perfect art? A Christmas surprise in the small town of Weimar clears up all this confusion. After the noisy and chaotic family concert, everyone couldn't help but discover that in addition to the strict order of the art palace, what they still longed for was just an extremely ordinary home. To create order, I create a face that calls for love. ——Saint-Exupéry Intention: