Vivaldi's The Four Seasons Lecture with Hudson Baroque

Join Hudson Baroque for an informal lecture-recital exploring Antonio Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, one of the most well-known works in the Western musical canon. This famous piece is a shining example of programmatic music—music that paints a picture, tells a story, or conveys a specific idea. In each of the four concertos, Vivaldi uses musical themes and melodic representations to depict the weather, wildlife, and emotions of each season.