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As they are creating an experience that audience can relate to and will always remember based upon how they are telling the story. This is important, because it is showing how they are entertaining the audience differently in comparison with other genres.
In the opera Qual Guerriero in Campo Armato, it is discussing the conflict that warrior will go through during the course of his life. As, he is seen as someone who is: strong, a hero and can deal with a host of different situations. Yet, beneath the surface he is vulnerable to a variety emotions and feelings that are conflicting him. To illustrate this, the play will use the aria and da capio aria to highlight the overall mood as well as atmosphere. The way that this is accomplished is through having a singer and an orchestra that using a variety of sounds in different tempos. The basic idea with this approach is to have: the tones of the singer and the changes in the music highlight the actual scene. During situations, when the person will have lighter tones in their voice and the background music is soft. This is indicating that the scene is somewhat melancholy. While during those situations, when there are changes in the tones and tempos, this is illustrating the emotions that the characters are going through. This is designed to help the audience...
It is at this point that they have a greater appreciation for the play.
At the same time, the plot is telling the basic story to the audience. Although it is in Italian, the way it unfolds works in conjunction with the music is providing the complete story. Once this occurs, is when the audience will have a greater understanding of the play. This is important, because it is showing how the combination of these elements will work in conjunction with one another to help entertain and inform the audience.
As a result, the combination of the arias and the use of the plot are what make Qual Guerriero in Campo Armato such a masterpiece. This is because Vivaldi is able to effectively blend these elements together, to tell a unique story about courage and the frailties of the heart. What make the story so compelling, is that he is using the combination of them to change how everyone is looking at the characters and the underlying meaning associated with them. This is the point that audience will have a greater appreciation for the opera.
Bibliography
Aria: Qual guerriero in campo armato. (2011). You Tube. Retrieved from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTpIRFiKTqo
Vivaldi Qual guerriero in campo armato from Bajazer. (n.d.).
Bibliography
Aria: Qual guerriero in campo armato. (2011). You Tube. Retrieved from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTpIRFiKTqo
Vivaldi Qual guerriero in campo armato from Bajazer. (n.d.).
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