Barbie, the great composers of classical music in pink in the post of the Teatro La Fenice

Johann Sebastian Bach, the great German composer and musician is one of the protagonists of the amusing post published by the official Instagram profile of the Teatro La Fenice in Venice to participate in the Barbiemaniathe passion for the universe of the most famous Mattel doll, triggered by the film Barbie by Greta Gerwig. The legendary musician has been reinvented by artificial intelligence: he has new clothes, a pink music room but he is always sitting at his piano

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Here is what Johann Sebastian Bach, who lived between 1685 and 1750, looks like in a portrait from around 1725

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This, however, is George Frederick Handel, also seated in front of the piano in a room richly decorated and furnished in the Baroque taste of his time. All pink, even the look

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The real George Frederick Handel, who lived between 1685 and 1759 in a portrait circa 1750

Artificial intelligence has also created the Barbie version of Jean-Baptiste Lully, the French-naturalized Italian composer and instrumentalist who worked at the court of Louis XIV

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This is the appearance of Jean-Baptiste Lully in a depiction kept in the National Library of France

Hildegard of Bingen (or Hildegard von Bingen) was a nun and a theologian but also an important composer of sacred lyrics. The version of her Barbie with the pink tunic could not be missing in this collection of the Teatro La Fenice

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Also particularly amusing is the Barbie version of Claudio Monteverdi, the Italian composer, who is represented in a very contemporary version: with a suit, sunglasses and driving a Vespa (pink, of course)

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Claudio Monteverdi was born in Cremona in 1567 and died in Venice in 1643. This is his appearance in a portrait kept in Innsbruck