Allegro by Giovanni Battista Pescetti

Allegro author: Giovanni Battista Pessetti's work Giovanni Battista Pessetti My first performance, directed the eighth movement called Allegro. Giovanni Pescetti (1704-1766) is an Italian musician working mainly in Venice and London as an opera composer and a harpsichord player. Allegro's melody is written in strict chromatic scale mode. It uses the quadrant as the introduction paragraph of the main phrase written in quasi-quark.

Symphony starts in Italy, the overture to Italy is called Symphonia. Sinfonia has three actions (Allegro, Short lyrical Andante, Finale is Minuet or Gigue). The orchestra has a great influence on the symphony. Giovanni Battista Sammartini (1700 - 1775) founded his first symphony in Milan. His symphony of F Major 32 was evaluated as "four-part string and harpsichord" and was based on "Koch's first action form" each of which was repeated by half. The Mannheim Orchestra is known for its discipline and technique, and has John Stumits (1717-1757) as the leader of the orchestra. He was the first composer to use four sports, the movement was consistent, and the main contrast was used in the first part.

In Austria and South Germany, Italian paintings have the greatest influence on Rococo styles. The Venetian painter Giovanni Battista Tiepolo was invited to paint the wall paintings of the Würzburg family with the help of his son Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo. The most famous painter of Rococo Church in Bavaria is Johann Baptist Zimmerman who painted the ceiling of Wieskirch's religious sculpture according to Italian Baroque style like the altarpiece of the theater of Karlskirch of Vienna. However, most Rococo sculptures are lighter and sportier than the classic style of Louis XIV. Mr. Pompadour, Hostess of Louis XV, was especially encouraged and she asked for many pieces for his castle and garden.

In Italy, Rococo styles are concentrated mainly in Venice. There, he is representative of the big decoration painting of Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. The cityscapes of Francesco Guardi and Canaletto are also influenced by Rococo. At the same time, in France, in the 1750s this style began to decline after being attacked by minorities of critics and excessive attacks, and in the 1760's, a more strict exercise of neoclassicalism began to replace French Luo . cocoa