Biography

Antonio Lucio Vivaldi also known as "The Red Priest" - Il Prete Rosso - was born in 1678 in Venice.

He was the first marquis of Dali de Pubol.

In 84 or 83 BC, he married Cornelia, daughter of Lucius Cornelius Cynna, a Roman politician leader of the Popular party.

Contrary to the prevailing opinion about the poverty in which Mozart's family lived, caused by their inability to earn a living, the composer earned a great deal of money in the last decade of his life.

He did not have a good reputation even in his home village.

Jane's mother, Cassandra Leigh, came from a prominent family-her father was a rector of All Souls College in Oxford.

Mozart died as a very young man, he was only 35 years old. He died in Vienna on December 5, 1791.

In his laboratories, he developed the basics of alternating current generation and transmission, which are still used worldwide.

Chopin was buried at the Pere-Lachaise Cemetery to the sounds of Mozart's Requiem and his own Funeral March.

There was also an anecdote circulating about Vivaldi referring to him as a red-headed priest running to the sacristy during mass to write down a musical theme that had just come to mind.