He spent a few years around 1740 in Venice, where he taught and wrote music at the Ospedali Grandi. There, he composed two semi-dramatic, occasional serenatas, including a serenata in honor of Frederick Christian, the Prince of Saxony and Heir to Poland.
He spent a few years around 1740 in Venice, where he taught and composed music at the Ospedali Grandi. There, he composed two semi-dramatic, occasional serenatas, including a serenade dedicated to Frederick Christian, the Prince of Saxony and Heir to Poland.