The Four Seasons

Step into a living tapestry of sound where nature, tradition, and human invention meet in vivid motion. The Four Seasons invites us to hear Vivaldi’s iconic cycle not as a museum piece but as something fresh—alive with the unpredictable moods of wind, rain, sun, and snow. Around these beloved concertos, we weave music that expands the idea of seasonal change into a broader landscape of Baroque brilliance: contrasting voices, shifting textures, and the timeless dance of soloist and ensemble.

Vivaldi’s Spring opens the journey in radiant E major. Birds call, brooks murmur, and sudden storms animate the clear lines of solo violin and ripieno strings, turning the score into a portrait of awakening life. From there, Corelli’s Concerto Grosso in D Major brings the graceful poise of the Roman style—its measured phrases and conversational passages remind us how structure and spontaneity can coexist like sunlight flickering through new leaves.

Autumn follows in a blaze…