How Vivaldi took the world by storm.. sun, snow, and rain. Ep19: Antonio Vivaldi - The Four Seasons
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- Опубліковано 28 гру 2024
- Episode 19 - Groundbreaking, highly innovative, hugely influential, and loved by millions - But the genius of Antonio Vivaldi was almost overlooked by history. This episode tells the story of Vivaldi’s most iconic work.
04:05 Spring
05:12 Summer
06:34 Autumn
07:52 Winter
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Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Work: Le Quattro Stagioni (The Four Seasons), RV 269, 315, 293 & 297
Performer: Adrian Chandler, La Serenissima
Year: 2015
Label: Avie
Catalogue No: AV2344
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did we talked about Paganini or Liszt or Rachmaninoff already?
Will there be Pastoral Symphony, Pines of Rome, Barber of Seville, Bartered Bride, Bolero, Kinderszenen, and Songs of the Earth?
What is MOST astounding, is that the producer's artist depicts Vivaldi as being a left-handed violinist? Can you investigate where that information originated ? And remember, no matter how beautiful your violin melody might be, it can never be considered to be a concerto,
unless you're Italian??
The Seasons for Children
FredGold&LyndaFaye.
Wow the animation team is getting seriously good
... and high...
I like the way Vivaldi described spring and autumn as peaceful seasons and summer and winter as stormy ones.
Summer is usually stormy though.
Sounds like a guy who wish he stay on tropical places if he could
Vivaldi's Winter, to me, is Eschatological and I depict the Fimbulwinter portion of the Norse Ragnarök in this Concerto.@@scorpioninpink
It sounds like the 10 Plagues unleashed on Pharaoh Ramses II in Exodes. @@scorpioninpink
To us
Spring means love, running in parks, picking flowers and Easter
Summer means fun, barbecue, a day at the beach and 4th of July
Fall means windy, harvest and Halloween
And Winter means playing in the snow, having hot chocolate, sitting by the fire and Christmas.
Finally some baroque. Now you’ve covered all 5 eras
not only that,its the first italian in this channel
100th like! (Oh sorry)
The animation on this is on-point, holy crap! Major kudos to this animation team for their work, it's so fluid!
Crazy how late it was such iconic music was rediscovered. No one who died in WW1 ever heard Vivaldi's Four Seasons
Right? I had no idea Vivaldi was so nearly completely forgotten. Makes you wonder how many other pieces are sitting in archives or attics that haven't been heard for centuries.
vivaldi is great. I love his bassoon concertos
Please please please NEVER stop making these videos
This episode was wonderful. Vivaldi is one of my favorite composers and this video was such a nice surprise for me...🥰
Same here! Thank goodness for that chance find in '26 otherwise we either wouldn't know or really wouldn't care...
@@trinefanmel Vivaldi is still a pretty underrated composer. Most people only know about his Four Seasons, despite the fact he created hundreds other great works.
@@alex9920ro I'd say that is unfortunately the case with many other composers, even today.
What is your favorite Vivaldi concerto
@@sean-kb4wr Cello Concerto RV419, an awesome and epic masterpiece, the third part sounds like heavy metal without electric guitars. I also love Concerto Alla Rustica and Mandolin Concerto RV425.
Fun fact: the feeling of calm and peace you feel while inside a thunderstorm is called “chrysalism”
I used to listen to the radio stations on TV & they would have "Fun Facts" for visual stimulation. One such fun fact was "Antonio Vilvaldi died penniless & was buried in a pauper's grave." to which I would think, "Sounds like a bummer only to those who wanted for an inheritance."
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I love you ClassicsExplained! Your content is among my favorite on UA-cam! I’d love to see a video on the firebird sometime!💖 please keep up the fantastic work!
I love this series! The animation is amazing!
I'm glad Vivaldi was born in late 17th century where the weather was still consistent. If composed today, the piece would end with the rise of the ocean level flooding Venice entirely and the Earth burning due to climate change. Here where I live I experienced the four seasons in just one week.
I spy the nymphs from Debussy's Prelude dancing in Spring 🌸 and Phoebus hungover drinking coffee, driving the Sun, in Autumn🍂. Nice to see some cameos from previous episodes!
I think I saw Camille Saint-Saëns (in sheep costume) and some of Edward Elgar’s friends from “Enigma Variations” in the Venetian crowd.
The dog is the beat boy!
I'm in love with this channel.......kudos to the hommage to matilda. You never cease to cheer me up
6:13 Eating pizza and drinking wine in bed with your dog is serious life goals
6:39 - besides that, the dog also does!!!
6:39 - besides that, the dog also does!!!
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Played that once (my then girlfriend's violin teacher arranged for a concert with friends, students, ex-students, and herself as solo violin). It was great fun (but stressful, my GF was concert master). Great memories!
And I like listening and playing his music (and others, Telemann, Bach, Corelli...)
Excellent video!!
Here in Italy we say he was the firt metal musician hahahha, really a genius, to think we almost lost his music…
woot #400! Thank you for these videos! I really learn and enjoy them!
Vivaldi was not the only Italian composer from his time (the Baroque). Others include Arcangelo Corelli, Giusppe Torelli, Francesco Onofrio Manfredini, Piero Antonio Locatelli, Gaetano Maria Schiassi, Lorenzo Gaetano Zavateri, Giusppe Sammartini, and The Scarlattis (Allessandro & Domenico), all of whom wrote Christmas Pastorales.
I studied under Mark Wood of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra for a few years and he taught me how to play his take on Vivaldi, Vivaldi Rocks. Would definitely give it a listen. It's amazing. Love Vivaldi!
Oh, that Nigel Kennedy album! What a legend..... This video was awesome! Very descriptive. Thank you so much! I would like to have a collection of actual busts in your cartoon style. LoL! Cheers!
I love how the map used in the weather raport is depicting Italy as it looked during Vivaldis time.
These really come out quickly, I'm impressed!
I know you’ve been back for a while, but every time I see a video of yours, and every month no less, I feel so grateful that you’re back.
You're cranking them out fast now, I love it!!
You see yourself covering something by Borodin? Either "Prince Igor" or "Steppes of Central Asia"??
What a great video. Thank you very much for that wonderfully taled story.
Omg the dog haha🤣🤣🤣 So funny! This is amazing🙌🙌
Not really sure what to say but Im commenting to drive engagement bc this channel deserves it
Thank you
This isn't possible
I am actually learning something on YTube
And enjoying it.
Loved how other characters from prior videos made an appearance in this one. Great use of Easter eggs.
Damn dude. I get so much more out of music with this context. Thank you.
THAT'S AWESOME MY MAN
Since you did Vivaldi's Four Seasons, try Repighi's Pines of Rome next. Both Composers are Italian instrumental giants for Earth Day.
Episode 24
0:21 vivaldi the grandpa of 4 seasons. ❤
Thank you so much for opening my ears to classical music! It's both impression and expression - oh and don't forget the plot line. It's well clever! Cheers!
Exceptional! Truly a Classic Explained 🤩
Please do Verdi’s requiem
That would be wonderful to have our weather report delivered as a musical piece.😁🎶🎹🎶Play On
Can't wait to watch this after class today, good stuff
Loved the Saint-Saens callback with all the animals!
What do you think of the new Steve Richter "re-imagining" of the piece? I personally love it.
saint-saens is now a furry lol
Max Richter? First heard it on The Crown. Really intriguing 🙂
@@jeryth057 - Ach! Yes Max. There's also the organist Karl, but I don't think they're related. I must have been thinking of Steve Reich.
You mentioned Bach towards the end of this survey. He wrote alot of Christmas works such as Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring, Christmas Oratorio, Brandenburg Concerto no. 3, Sleepers Awake, Sheep May Safely Graze, and Pastorale for Organ in F Major. For Halloween there is his Toccata and Fugue in D Minor and Orchestral Suite no. 2 in B Minor. And as for Easter, there is the St. Mathew Passion.
I love the subtle reference to the cartoon TV show 'Madeline' you made there. Grew up watching it on 'playhouse disney' as a little girl.
Spring is the first of the paintings in Respighi's Tritpych to Botticelli. Delius wrote On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring, Summer Night on the River, and Winter Night (Sleigh Ride).
FOUR SEASONS, LET'S GOOOOOOOOO!!!
Absolutely fantastic channel. Better than MCs Great Composers that I bought in my youth.
a new classics explained video! i'm so happy
Maan, i love winter!
Lets goooo! 💪🏾💪🏾
FINALLY!
Man, I love Vivaldi!
Classical depictions of Spring other than Vivaldi include Delius (On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring), Glazunov (Spring), Strauss II (Voices of Spring), Respighi (first part of Botticelli Tryptych), Bridge (Enter Spring), and Grieg (Last Spring). Classical Depictions of Summer other than Vivaldi include Delius (Summer Night on the River), and Bridge (Summer, tone poem for Orchestra). Classical depictions of Autumn other than Vivaldi include Grieg (In Autumn). Classical depcitions of Winter other than Vivaldi include Delius (Winter Night "Sleigh Ride"), Waldteufel (Skaters Waltz), Offenbach (Snowflakes Ballet from a Trip to the Moon), & Mozart (German Dance "Sleigh Ride").
OMG I LOVE THIS
If you're taking suggestions, I'd love to hear the history of Ravel's Bolero!
Episode 23
As a G&B Vardøhus Fortress lover,i can actually say that Vivaldi,Four seasons of Winter is the one we'll always hear.
I can’t begin to explain how amazing these videos are, the production value is on par with other great UA-cam channels like crash course! Thank you so much these vids are amazing
Stravinsky once said that Vivaldi wrote the same concerto 500 times. "The Four Seasons" alone proves him very wrong.
3:18 - 🤣 The callback to Saint-Saens's Carnival 🤣😂
4:40 - 🤣🤣🤣🤣
0:10 Vivaldi the Weatherman!
Eventhough it's completely overplayed and I mostly avoid it I have to admit it is a masterpiece.
Man I love your videos. All the best to you
Wonderful as usual, one of the greatest and most important Baroque composers. If we are talking about Italian composers, I would like to see a video about Verdi or Puccini, they were both amazing and very important opera composers. Particularly Rigoletto and Turandot are very good examples of great works by both those composers.
These are the songs that made me learn violin
9:20 Fortuna from Carmina Burana right before they tell us about Vivaldi’s pauper ending
Truly the wheel spun against him
You meant to explain this.
Thank you.
I really enjoy the summer.
Another giant during Vivaldi's time was George Firderic Handel. He would write the iconic Easter and Christmas Crossover Oratorio- Messiah (featuring For Unto Us a Child is Born, Pifa, & Hallelujah), For Earth Day- The Cuckoo and the Nightingale, for Christmas Largo from Serse (Thanks to Braodcast from 1905) and Arrival of the Queen of Sheba from Solomon (considering the same base line as Pachelbel's Canon). More general works include Zadok the Priest, The Water Music, and Music for the Royal Fireworks.
Well done! One of the best channels on UA-cam! Keep up the amazing work!
yay! another ep! i have been waiting for so long!
Vivaldi was the OG metalhead!!!!
11:53 kilroy was here
From Goku to superhero to XVII century violin teacher in less than a minute. Wow
Wonderful explanation of this music and The Red Priest himself!❤🎉😊
I like your animation. It's cool how you put characters from old videos in to new ones.
It’s so interesting to hear that he has a connection through his love of birdsong to Messiaen! Maybe you could do a video on his Vingt Regards or the Turangalîla-Symphonie?
👏👏👏👏👏👏 standing ovation!
I'm italian and in middle school we ahd to study this for history of music
What a pity that you can't put a million likes, I totally would
When David comes to the scene at 9:13 😂🤣
Vivaldi would also create a famous Gloria for Christmas.
Please dont stop making these+
I love this series! Can you do an episode on the Tristan Chord?
Whats tristan chord?
@@lisys511 The single most important chord in the history of music. It comes from Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde
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I have just discovered your channel and i love it ! Keep going man you are doing excellent job 💪🏼❤ !! Please make a video explaining one of Mahler's symphonies.
Wonderful job once again ^^
This episode makes me smile from cuteness :3
I always enjoy watching the videos put together by you fine folk! I've been wondering, is this series strictly about music found in the orchestral repertoire or are you eventually branching out into different musical lineups?
Coming from the wind band space, I'd love to see some videos done on pieces written for concert band! There's many a piece I would dare say are considered 'classics' in the music world. The Holst suites and the works of Percy Grainger come to mind! I don't know, maybe it's worth looking into ;)
Antonio Vivaldi while making these: My time has come.
Just think about how many videos on UA-cam have Winter - Vivaldi (The Four Seasons) in them.
Awesome video!
I love your channel, you are covering my favorite composers, I hope you cover gustav mahler for your later contents❤❤❤❤❤
that's what i call baROCK music ⚡⚡🎸🎸
These animations are so funny, great!! Love how Saint-Saens is back again here as a goat or sheep 😂
I would love to see this kind of video with a ravel piece or mahler! You guys do everything perfectly!
Played the Spring concerto at a concerto competition when I was in 6th grade.
Loved this one! You should do all 24 caprices by Paganini, that could be fun!
or Rachmaninov's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.
Brilliant.
1926 saw not only the rediscovery of Vivaldi's works, but also the premieres of Puccini's Turandot & Sibelius' Tapiola.
What I call the opening of Spring:
Horseback ride to Antwerp