Allegro (Rainer Kassmaul, violin Berlin Baroque Soloists Rainer Kassmaul, cond.) And fired up by Bacchus’s liquor, many end their revelry in sleep.Īntonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons – Violin Concerto in F Major, Op. The peasant celebrates with songs and dances the pleasure of a bountiful harvest. Now the wine makes the violin positively loquacious, alternatively energetic and languishing.
We open with a simple repeated dance tune before the violin takes off as the soloist. Up to this point, the first 8 lines illustrate the first movement, the next 3 are used for the second movement, and the last 3 become the core of the third movement. What’s also interesting here is how Vivaldi breaks the sonnet.
The fear and frights of Summer disappear with the appearance of the harvest. Although Spring may be the concerto that most people are familiar with, it’s Autumn and its return to a major key that seems to be central to The Four Seasons.
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