Indiana University Virtuosi - Concerto for Four Violins (Vivaldi) 

I Accord even the 3th violon is on perfect sound.This youn team is beautiful ❤️ the 4th violon is an extraordinary violon palyer like the first lady.

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..Seem also proud of a demanding job

I know the girl in the green dress you should go subscribe to her RU-vid channel she’s amazing

I know her personally she’s so nice and soooo talented on violin

Fred Hainen I live right by it

She also is using her talent to do amazing things, you should look her up!

Zozazeo lllpl

No no. Abandoned children stands for those children abandoned by poorest parents on specific door, actually a window, called "la ruota" (the wheel), made of two bays separated by a wooden wall. When a parent put a baby in the road faced bay, they pull a rope ringing a bell. At the inside, someone turned the wheel a get the baby, exposing the other bay to the road, ready for another child. This kind of wheels were very common in all medieval towns. Venice Republic government gave some money to whom would adopt one of them. To avoid scams (someone could adopt a baby and then abandon they again to get the money), babies were tattooed on a shoulder with the name of the adoptant. A variant is that the babies were put on display to anyone would get them. This was called exposition, and is the origin of the very common Italian surname "Esposti".

I believe that many of the girls in these schools were the children of noblemen and various members of the aristocracy who had brief affairs with chambermaids, etc. Such immorality (amorality?) was commonplace in those days, and numerous children were abandoned to such "homes," which were well supported by the upper classes. They could afford musical instruments, the best teachers, and other things associated with a fine education.

One of the best violin concerto in terms of virtuosity by Vivaldi: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rDRPQHK6Ueg.html

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