Italian Baroque composer Antonio Caldara (c.1670-1736) was a tremendously gifted musician (viol, cello, and keyboard) and vocalist (including choirboy at St. Mark's, Venice) who probably also composed as fast as anyone else in recorded history. During his life, it's estimated that he wrote at least 3,400 pieces. He held important appointments in several Italian cities, drew a tremendous ... [MORE] 1. Antonio Caldara (1670-1736) - Miscellaneous art songs at recmusic.org with Italian texts. Some also have English translations. 2. Antonio Caldara - Classical Net biography. In-depth study of his life, divided into periods spent in various cities. Annotated and cross-linked. 3. Antonio Caldara - Biography and portrait from the Here of a Sunday Morning radio program. Includes links to related composers and specific musical periods and genres. 4. Antonio Caldara - Scholarly study of his life, musical and compositional abilities, and methods of securing new positions. 5. Antonio Caldara - Summary of life and works with comparisons drawn to other composers of the Baroque period and later. 6. Antonio Caldara - Brief biographical sketch commenting upon his virtuosity and compositional output with Naxos discography. 7. Antonio Caldara - Karadar dictionary entry with brief life, portrait, comments on works, and links to related composers. 8. Caldara, Antonio - Biography tracing his path from singer and instrumentalist to composer of vocal music includes notable positions and summary of works from the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio. 9. Caldara, Antonio: Biography - Entry in the Sojourn pages with links to related composers and definitions of terms. 10. Classical Music Archives: Caldara - Music files offered in MIDI format.

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