Hello, all. If anyone sees this before it gets buried by other comments, I just wanted to make a shout out to everyone that's helping keep art alive. I feel that I'm personally providing culture, peace and inspiration to people with this piece. A civilization that will pour hours, days (my counter says that a total of 711 years, 321 days have been spent watching this video) into appreciating art is a civilization I can have faith in! Think about this -- my video alone has probably had four times the listening-time to audiences than the last three hundred years have seen, period. This way, Vivaldi's music is not only not dying, it is actually MASSIVELY growing in popularity! I feel wonderful that I can honour a master like him with a gift like this :) And every one of you is contributing to that.
Thanks for uploading this, I would probably never have taken the effort to start listening to this unless it was on RUclips in its entirety and for free. I love it!
nice post ! could you please make the stats of this video public ? I would really want to know something about the stats AnAmericanComposer Thanks in advance !
@@vanessawurfel6380 I did a bit more research. The Four Seasons were published in 1725 (296 years ago), but some scholars think they may have been written as early as 1716 (305 years ago)
Imagine if Vivaldi was told, that 300 years from now, the people on this planet earth would still be hooked on this... his classic. Music from heaven !
this is where you can see the value of post 2000 music stands: garbage, nobody listens to what they or their computers produced a month after, not one year, not a century, a month, true garbage
My mother choose this for her funeral, I'll never forget it. Use go listen to this as a child but now this classic piece has a whole new meaning to me. RIP mom I will carry on the legacy 🫡
It feels very "nostalgic" for a point of time that never existed, if that makes sense. It gives the same feeling of what I imagine sitting in a snow cabin in the forest would feel like in your mind. Not actually doing this irl, but imagining it in your mind. Bc real life is not as glorious as in someone's mind
@@user-tw1pm6nr5e i disagree. i understand what u are trying to say, that in real life you have to really deal with the negatives of bad weather/season or whatever, but that doesnt mean that u cant enjoy it. sitting in a snow cabin in real life is much more magical than u could ever imagine. or being in a storm. theres nothing more humbling than seing those powers of nature work around you. thats what makes it so beautiful.
same it's crazy how much of a difference there are when we leave childhood like everything about you changes and little from your past are left well it's still there but it becomes like your secondary self and your new one is the main one
Around 300 years ago, to listen to this masterpiece you'd have to attend a concert open only to the wealthy and with a socially high status. Today, you just open RUclips on any phone or computer and boom, there you go, one of the greatest classical pieces ever written, anytime, anywhere. What a time to be alive.
Indeed. Even Mozart with his genius can’t pull of what Vivaldi did. 45 minutes of pure and unstoppable gem. Not a single distasteful cord. Pure wonder.
@@hellriser8955 Hey, (im french) and im not pro of classical music but, how can you say mozart make a mistake ? Im curious cuz im discovering classical music and yesterday i heard Mozart Requiem and tbh, for me that was just perfect, every music was incredible (Lacrimosa, Sequentia Dies irae and more), still i dont say Vilvadi is not good, first time im listening this video and its awesome but i cant really say if someone make a mistake, just i feel.
I personally think I was born in the right generation. I mean come on, I live in a time when I can pull up any classical work I want and listen to it as much as I want, and can even rewind, forward, and pause it. That's so cool when you think about it. This may not be the kind of music most people listen to, but if you appreciate classical music, this is actually a great time to be alive. You can find pretty much any musical work you want on the Internet regardless of musical time period, composer, or ensemble type. And that's a recent thing too; a lot of you probably remember a time when that wasn't possible. This particular video hasn't even been up five years yet! I see a lot of comments about being from the wrong generation and such, but think about it...Back in the day, you wouldn't be able to just pull up your favorite piece in your own home and listen to it as much as you want. You would have to wait until a symphony near you chose to perform your favorite piece. If you truly love classical music, or any music for that matter, this is a fantastic time to be around, whether you know it or not!
Adalard Richter Obviously, but they're still dumb for: 1. Being pedantic and close-minded about their music taste. Believe it or not, there's a lot of good music in all genres, but even if you have limited music taste, don't go around acting like that makes you dtand above the other people in your generation. 2. Not realizing that the only reason they can listen to this music so easily and post their shitty comment for others to see is because they live in this time.
It really encapsulate the human condition beautifully which is why it is just as relevent now as then. Times changes, the human condition stays the same.
My Girlfriend who passed away at 23. Introduced me to this masterpiece and many many more. I am a metal fan. This is the real metal right here. Thank you whispering winds.
@yoshiwoollyworld accidents, diseases, sudden heart attacks, genetic disorders just to name a few. you may have heard the phrase "Death doesn't keep a calendar" there's no such thing as dying ONLY when you're old. It can happen any second of the day :)
Winter Allegro Non Molto is my absolute favorite. It used to play in my moms house all the time while she was reading and I was rehearsing percussion and running mallet rudiments. And yeah, this is very metal. Vivaldi clearly strived his first chairs to lead. This, Beethoven's 7th, and Mozart's Requiem are very metal to me.
I started listening to classical music when I was 9 years old. Now I am 74 I still love listening to classical music more than anything else. It will live forever.
You have right, classical music will live forever. And a little girl from America helps to stay alive. This is the girl how let millions of children lfrom all over the world isning to classical music She is the nspiration of all amat and prof mussicians in the world. This little girl play piano and composed from the age of two. At age 3 she composed pieces on the piano like Mozart and Chopin. At age 4 she was a professional composer and her own composing pieces are released by Hal Leonard. At age 5 she started as professional concert pianist, wrote pieces for symphony and made her first album. At age 6 she won 3 Awards; the prestigiouse ASCAP Award for composers, the RAMI Award a award from the American music industry and the first Golden RIBBY Award a television related prize for youn talent.. And now she is age 13 she going composing for film scores of Disney films. (she composing for film,tv and commerxials from she was age 8. Watch this video about her and with her ruclips.net/video/Y-xbPlBqoOg/видео.html More of thjis worldwide famous young pianist & composer with this search reslts. ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=TFE+niname+Worldwide+Musicians+Emily+Bear
I can't believe I've never bothered to check classical music before in my life. I always thought it was boring but now listening to it just puts my soul at ease. I'm glad I was able to hear this masterpiece once again.
@@deniselugo1414 "Baroque music (UK: /bəˈrɒk/ or US: /bəˈroʊk/) refers to the period or dominant style of Western CLASSICAL music composed from about 1600 to 1750" DUNCE
@@deniselugo1414 it’s not the classical era but all the music from 1400s to 20th century is considered in the classical realm. It’s confusing but technically it can be called classical
this is not classical music, because back then it was just a music. we call it classic because it is one of the best representations of its kind. when our mind and soul is ready for this excellence then we are ready to accept it.
Autumn 1 is about enjoying the harvest of crops for food and celebrating. Autumn 2 is about sleeping after the celebration as cold air blows. Autumn 3 is about hunting the next day in the autumn morning. Winter 1 is about freezing in the cold. Winter 2 about being home and warm, and Winter 3 about cold air and icey roads. All of this is written in his poems for these movements/songs. It has some struggles, but he does have a way of not making it sound depressing.
Autumn is not only my favorite season by Vivaldi, it's my favorite season all year round! I love to look at the colored leaves on the trees and on the ground after they're blown out. I also love the cool air, the sound of the wind, and watching the migration of the birds. I may have seasonal allergies, which is sad but true, but as a native Coloradan, I always love it, because it's an example of art and of God's creation.
@@jebpleb1803 isn't it like how winter just stays for slow long and slows down time around Dec Jan Feb . It's like that even the sound in the background around this part sounds like time ticking along slowly. But everything is frozen, still and beautiful.
Winter has been and always will be my favorite out of all 4 yet I always loved how Vivaldi portrayed summer it’s so different than the other classics and how they approach it
Spring (La primavera) 0:01 I. Allegro 3:39 II. Largo 6:02 III. Allegro Summer (L'estate) 10:31 I. Allegro non molto 15:52 II. Adagio 17:56 III. Presto Autumn (L'autunno) 20:59 I. Allegro 26:21 II. Adagio Molto 29:08 III. Allegro Winter (L'inverno) 32:48 I. Allegro non molto 36:18 II. Largo 38:36 III. Allegro
When I was a child I didn't have access to Classicals, it was expensive and rare. But there was a radio that played classical songs for two amazing hours every day. I never missed it. ❤❤❤❤
It’s because in movies and stuff whenever famous art is shown it’s associated with the upper class, which is also associated with classical music, so they are always paired in movies and tv and such
@@linuigi5535 But that could be the other way around as well, right? They choose to pair the two in movies and tv shows because the sound designers feel that the two share the same feeling.
I love this comment..... I would add that Baroque and Classical music IS the top of human achievement musically! Without this music..... we WOULD NOT have our current music as we know it! These men back in that time period were so intensely gifted... that NO ONE SINCE.... has been able to create or even innovate NEW music like they did!
Im a pre teen and everyone loves rap and trap music and they always hate on classical music. Classical music is my favourite type of music. It's very underestimated and its the prettiest music that exists. Im not hating on rap or trap music but classical music is pure art
@@chazwick75 Rappers don't deserve to use the art of classical music to create any of their beats simply because rap and hip hop will never be on the same level of delicacy of classical music.
The immortal nature of these composers is amazing. just think, when a new pop song comes out, it's forgotten in a week. but this thrived through the years. it's beauty won't be forgotten soon.
years? more like centuries.. its the fact the music is colorful.. you can paint a picture in yur mind on just about anything.. the music allows yu to create with it because un like most music this is still living..
Qwerty Fan every time/era or period spews forth its best. Art imitates life and vice versa. I am 53 ...I love and inherited from my dad original vinyl count bassie billie holiday. Love jazz esp from the 20s. my grandma was a dancer...tap and jazz..I can actually jitterbug! I used to love heading to the village st marks place etc n browse vinyl...45 78 lps..40s 50s came sinatra Bennett etc. of course being italian i know every lyric to every sinatra tune....from my day...didnt like a lotta hippie stuff...punk new wave and heavy metal. ozzy n ac/dc are my absolutes. I love house music and producing beats...i know a few nyc djs... my point is i never wanna die cuz ill miss the next wave...and music is too cool to miss a bite
I don't think EVERY pop song is forgotten just like that, but I get your point and I agree that classic music is such a powerful genre that is going to pass through generations and will not get old. Never.
Learned something new today. Apparently, over 400 years ago you would have to go on a long journey to an expensive concert to hear this and probably only once in your lifetime. How awesome is it to be able to listen to this.
Even worse than that. 400 years ago, 99% of the people would never hear this. Only aristocrats could afford the major sums of money to attend symphony orchestra concerts because of the high cost of feeding dozens of musicians in those days prior to the Agricultural Revolution, and while they might see something like this multiple times over their lifetime, the remainder of the peasantry was stuck with folk music they could make themselves on primitive string instruments, flute, or whistle. There's a *reason* why modern popular music is largely based upon African music rather than upon European classical music, with only a leavening of European folk music thrown in (mostly seen in genres like bluegrass that lack drums, a primary ingredient of African music that didn't exist in European folk music). European classical music simply was too expensive for the common folk to see, so they never incorporated it into popular music.
I got sober recently. I had heard Vivaldi as a kid but hearing this now through a new pair of ears, there were large pools in my eyes long before Winter arrived. And now I'm crying like a little baby, grateful to be alive, to feel human, and to have my soul back. The pictures are so beautiful and the music just breaks my heart, thank you for this beautiful video and for keeping it clean of ads.
Sober? You should listen to this on opiates or any other euphoric drug. It's much better! I got Sober for a little while, and was miserable. I am back on drugs and much happier now. I love all the seasons.
My granddaughters marching band just won a competition with this music. It really is a wonderful show. They are moving on to state competition. This music is getting out there, I'm glad that the director chose vivaldi. Children need this nowadays. It is very calming and a challenge for the kids.
And it's amazing that what Vivaldi heard is exactly what we listen today. Which can't be said about modern music, which changes every few years. And I think this is a very nice connection with our ancestors (at classical music).
@@mttpsg00 I agree, it has been 300 years which is easy to say but very hard to accomplish. You could argue that there wasn't much variety in music at that time but now we have all the different music genres in the world but I doubt they will still be popular and nice to listen to after 300 years. There's something special about classical music, we don't put hit pop songs near baby cradles but we make them listen Mozart, Chopin, Back, Vivaldi, Beethoven and many different classical composers. At the same time, we enjoy listening to those memorable pieces again and again.
My grandpa introduced me to classical music when I was still a baby. We used to blast "O Guarani" on the speakers, while my neighbor blasted Brazilian funk with such horrible words like "shake that ass like a bitc" and I like to say that it didn't have a melody just a bunch of strange sounds thrown together. I am from Brazil so it is quite hard to find someone that likes classical.
I'm happy to say that my four kids grew up listening t the Red Priest from Venice. My 39 year old soN, not particularly a classical or baroque fan, asked me to play this. We had a cassette tape which we played on every car outing - a two for one: kids are educted/entertained, and they quietly listened.
One day, I was feeling bad because of a disorder I have and I was sitting with my 85 years old great aunt. She told me, "if you want to listen to some classical music, to release your brain, to make you feel better, here are some vinyls", this day she told me a part of her story and I discovered the 4 seasons, her favourite classical music piece. Now this is also my favourite, classical music is something wonderful that we should never forget
Fan de musiques classiques de Bach, à Brahms, Mozart, etc... mais je reviens toujours la seule qui me fait toujours autant vibrer, danser, pleurer, rire, c'est VIVALDI et ses 4 saisons.. je suis en trans quand je l'écoute.. c'est une émotion indescriptible.. Merciiiiiii
Remember kids, if you create something truly brilliant and it is ignored by your contemporaries that doesn't mean you will be forgotten forever. Vivaldi was totally ignored by his peers and the public when he was alive. Centuries later his music was rediscovered and is now among the most popular in the world. As long as we will have western civilization his name will be remembered.
Prophet of Reason Oh well thats good to hear i guess. Just goes to show that people should never fully define their worth on the opinions of the public.
One should never allow his opinions to be decided by popular vote. And while it is frequently necessary to defer to experts on matter about one knows little, one should never do so on aesthetic matters.
While this is not an appropriate forum to debate your claim (this is a discussion of a piece of music,that has nothing to do with politics), I would ask you to consider what you said. "The Jews" are not a monolith and do not even have a central organization to which all of them belong. And I have yet to meet a Jew (I've known quite a few throughout my life) that showed the slightest interest in destroying western civilization. So the questions you should ask yourself are which specific individuals are trying to "take it all down"', why, and how do you know? I'm fairly certain that the supposed conspirators didn't confide their plans to you. Please do not respond.
I’m a professional gardener. I see the composers thoughts through each season. This music relates so much to my day to day life. I’m so happy I finally took the time to listen to it.
This exact video changed the course of my life 6 years ago. I began playing oboe in 6th grade on a whim and while listening through classical music videos I found this one and was enamored immediately. I began a Wikipedia rabbit hole and fell in love with classical music (especially 18th century) and period performance, and I decided to pursue music. At the end of the month I will start classes at one of the greatest music schools, Eastman, for a bachelor’s in music performance and I will continue learning baroque oboe there. I can’t imagine life without the four seasons, thanks!
Best of luck to you in your studies! What a great city to go to school in. Lots of festivals and things to do and so close to the lake. Have a blast and practice hard.
I hit 50 years of age one week, my father dies the next week and, now just days after his funeral, I'm listening to 'Winter' with a slightly different perspective. Thanks for sharing this!
@@sk-er8lb thank you. Well, my grandmother did the same for me.... And it opens doors for sure... And off course it's a nice feeling.... This wonderfull music
It’s wonderful morning music! When my kid was a baby I would take him for weekend morning drives in the countryside and listen to this and the guitar concertos. Now when I listen it takes me straight back to those days.
Amazingly, I had never heard of Vivaldi or Four Seasons until I was 41 years old. I attended a performance at a small college chapel and felt transported to another world. It was sublime.
@Adam K altho I respect ur a Catholic, or Christian, cuz im also Catholic, your out of context buddy Also good luck dealing with atheists who will react to what you said
@@phillip6933 Thank god this message is in a civilised comment section such as this. I can't imagine the hate this comment may receive on some other videos.
@@monsoonofthememesofdestruc5449 Some people don't understand true beauty. Main stream music today derives away from great music like this. It's up to the musicians of tomorrow to show this generation a different path.
00:01 - Spring Allegro - 1st Movement This movement is an energetic, joyful celebration of the arrival of spring. The bright, lively music is meant to evoke images of nature waking up after winter, with birds singing, brooks babbling, and gentle breezes. 03:39 - Spring Largo - 2nd Movement The second movement is a more peaceful, serene expression of spring. It is meant to represent a sleepy goatherd with his faithful dog lying at his feet. This movement often uses slower tempos and longer note values to create a calm, dreamy atmosphere. 06:02 - Spring Allegro Pastorale - 3rd Movement The final movement of "Spring" is a festive dance music, representing a pastoral dance by shepherds and nymphs celebrating the arrival of spring. The allegro tempo and the lilting rhythm of the music creates a feeling of happiness and celebration. 10:30 - Summer Allegro - 4th Movement The first movement of "Summer" is an intense depiction of a hot, oppressive summer day. There are musical illustrations of a singing turtledove, a gentle zephyr breeze, and the harsh wind of the summer storm. 15:52 - Summer Adagio e Presto - 5th Movement This movement describes the oppressive heat and the exhaustion it brings. The music alternates between slow (Adagio) and fast (Presto) tempos, representing the calm before the storm and the storm itself respectively. 17:56 - Summer Presto - 6th Movement The final movement of "Summer" depicts a fierce summer storm with all of its dramatic, violent energy. It is a fast-paced, dynamic music full of rapid scales and arpeggios. 20:59 - Autumn Allegro - 7th Movement The first movement of "Autumn" depicts the joy of the peasant with their rich harvest and their celebratory dances and songs. It is a merry, upbeat music full of energy and high spirits. 26:21 - Autumn Adagio Molto - 8th Movement This movement represents the sleeping peasants after their celebrations. The music is slow and gentle, evoking a sense of peace and relaxation. 29:07 - Autumn Allegro - 9th Movement The final movement of "Autumn" depicts a hunt complete with horns, dogs barking, and even a gunshot. It's a more vigorous, fast-paced section to conclude the concerto. 32:48 - Winter Allegro Non Molto - 10th Movement The first movement of "Winter" represents a harsh winter storm. Despite the challenges of the cold weather, there's a sense of delight in the beauty of the snowy landscape. The music is energetic but with a slightly slower tempo (Allegro Non Molto). 36:17 - Winter Largo - 11th Movement The second movement of "Winter" depicts the peace that comes after the storm. The music is slow and gentle, suggesting images of falling snow and the quiet of a winter evening. 38:36 - Winter Allegro - 12th Movement The final movement of "Winter" is a lively representation of walking on ice, ending with the warmth of a cozy fire. It's energetic, almost dancing music, finishing the entire work on a high note.
@@scottjimenez653Vivaldi wrote "lyrics"/sonnets along the music sheets. When he wrote "the barking dogs" in Spring, you almost could hear the sound of the barking in the music.
I highly suggest you to listen to this masterpiece, while reading Vivaldi's poems.Those poems were written specifically for this piece. La Primavera (Spring) I. Allegro-- Festive Spring has arrived, The birds salute it with their happy song. And the brooks, caressed by little Zephyrs, Flow with a sweet murmur. The sky is covered with a black mantle, And thunder, and lightning, announce a storm. When they are silent, the birds Return to sing their lovely song. II. Largo e pianissimo sempre-- And in the meadow, rich with flowers, To the sweet murmur of leaves and plants, The goatherd sleeps, with his faithful dog at his side. III. Danza pastorale. Allegro-- To the festive sound of pastoral bagpipes, Dance nymphs and shepherds, At Spring's brilliant appearance. L'Estate (Summer) Opus 8, No. 2, in G minor I. Allegro non molto-- Under the heat of the burning summer sun, Languish man and flock; the pine is parched. The cuckoo finds its voice, and suddenly, The turtledove and goldfinch sing. A gentle breeze blows, But suddenly, the north wind appears. The shepherd weeps because, overhead, Lies the fierce storm, and his destiny. II. Adagio; Presto-- His tired limbs are deprived of rest By his fear of lightning and fierce thunder, And by furious swarms of flies and hornets. III. Presto-- Alas, how just are his fears, Thunder and lightening fill the Heavens, and the hail Slices the tops of the corn and other grain. L'Autunno (Autumn) Opus 8, No. 3, in F Major I. Allegro-- The peasants celebrate with dance and song, The joy of a rich harvest. And, full of Bacchus's liquor, They finish their celebration with sleep. II. Adagio molto-- Each peasant ceases his dance and song. The mild air gives pleasure, And the season invites many To enjoy a sweet slumber. III. Allegro-- The hunters, at the break of dawn, go to the hunt. With horns, guns, and dogs they are off, The beast flees, and they follow its trail. Already fearful and exhausted by the great noise, Of guns and dogs, and wounded, The exhausted beast tries to flee, but dies. L'Inverno (Winter) Opus 8, No. 4, in F minor I. Allegro non molto-- Frozen and trembling in the icy snow, In the severe blast of the horrible wind, As we run, we constantly stamp our feet, And our teeth chatter in the cold. II. Largo-- To spend happy and quiet days near the fire, While, outside, the rain soaks hundreds. III. Allegro-- We walk on the ice with slow steps, And tread carefully, for fear of falling. Symphony, If we go quickly, we slip and fall to the ground. Again we run on the ice, Until it cracks and opens. We hear, from closed doors, Sirocco, Boreas, and all the winds in battle. This is winter, but it brings joy.
Hey, thanks, I decided to listen while reading these poems in your comment and it really helped to understand what was being conveyed in the music to a first time listener. I really liked it (the poems and the composition)!
When I was a kid I thought that people listening to this are stuck in time. Im in my 20s and i realise, that this is the best music you can listen, because there are no singing voices, no bs entering your mind. Just you and your thoughts. You become what you see and what you hear, thats why you can indentify people by the music that they are listening to. How do you want to identify someone who is listening to this. Nobody can possibly know what is in your head. A big strategical andvantage.
THIS is why we need music education in every school, even preK, and every child has access to learn any musical instrument they want, regardless of their family's economic status. Music come from the very marrow of the soul, transcends all cultures and walk of life, and says things that we have not words to express.
@@allisonshaw9341wow that is crazy. I remember in Holland we got music lessons WITH instruments at school. They still do. It started at like 4 years old untill the end of high school
When I was an 8 year old boy, I cried when I heard Vivaldi is no longer among us. My tears soon were replaced by frustration because I could see my parents tried to hide their laughter.
I'm a total metalhead, but anybody who can't appreciate the beauty of classical music is a cretin, pure and simple. If you listen to the great artists of the genre and aren't moved, then you must have ice flowing through your veins.
I'm pretty sure most metalheads have quite a bit of classical music training. I'm a metalhead but I went to college for music and learned so much more, mainly about things I already sort of knew lol
@@frankjuggaloheathen1035 yeah, man. Metal is home to a TON of classically trained musicians. I'd even be pretty confident saying that metal has the most classically trained composers, opera singers, etc. outside of their respective arts.
I just realized each season has 3 movements, meaning 12 movements in all, each one for each month in a year Spring 1st- March Spring 2nd- April Spring 3rd- May Summer 1st- June Summer 2nd- July Summer 3rd- August Fall 1st- September Fall 2nd- October Fall 3rd- November Winter 1st- December Winter 2nd- January Winter 3rd- February
When my granddaughter was only 6y.o. i let her listen to Vivalde 4 seasond and she closed her eyes, was so quite and listened to the whole cd and said she can imagine butterflies playing in the air. She loves vivalde😊.
True fact: Antonio Vivaldi was a Catholic priest and composed most of his music when at the age of 25 became the music teacher in a Orphanage in Venice,his hometown.He worked there for almost 30 years.
@@armandovalente7466 He was indeed, although he apparently withdrew from liturgical duties for the most part, and had a habit of composing during services. He was known as "The Red Priest", due to his hair color.
The four seasons represent the phases from birth to death. Congratulations and Good luck to everyone who was adventurous in their spring, aroused in their summer, glow in their autumn, and enduring their winter.
300 years ago people would probably only listen to these pieces once in a lifetime, now we can listen to it whenever we please.
this needs more likes
Aaaaaand we're LOVING IT 👍
Abhhh feel bad for them
But they were listening live by the literal Vivaldi 😔 we only hear the remakes any time we please. I guess it’s a win for people 300 yrs ago and us.
Yes
Hello, all. If anyone sees this before it gets buried by other comments, I just wanted to make a shout out to everyone that's helping keep art alive.
I feel that I'm personally providing culture, peace and inspiration to people with this piece. A civilization that will pour hours, days (my counter says that a total of 711 years, 321 days have been spent watching this video) into appreciating art is a civilization I can have faith in! Think about this -- my video alone has probably had four times the listening-time to audiences than the last three hundred years have seen, period. This way, Vivaldi's music is not only not dying, it is actually MASSIVELY growing in popularity! I feel wonderful that I can honour a master like him with a gift like this :) And every one of you is contributing to that.
Thanks for uploading this, I would probably never have taken the effort to start listening to this unless it was on RUclips in its entirety and for free. I love it!
LangeE612 I agree, since I can't find that many orchestras that are willing to play such wonderful music in the comfort of my house.
Classical music will never die
I love this piece and i wanna play it
nice post !
could you please make the stats of this video public ? I would really want to know something about the stats AnAmericanComposer
Thanks in advance !
I feel the same way about Rachmaninoff....he will never die either!
296 years and nobody's come up with a better drop than Vivaldi's Winter
winter is where its at
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You can't be more right
No 300 yahres
@@vanessawurfel6380 I did a bit more research. The Four Seasons were published in 1725 (296 years ago), but some scholars think they may have been written as early as 1716 (305 years ago)
Imagine if Vivaldi was told, that 300 years from now, the people on this planet earth would still be hooked on this... his classic. Music from heaven !
i love it
this is where you can see the value of post 2000 music stands: garbage, nobody listens to what they or their computers produced a month after, not one year, not a century, a month, true garbage
Begeistert ist kein Ausdruck ich lebe es
Well he knows already. The dead get all the news from earth.
@@Wisteriaandlaurel I can vouch for that. It's true.
Imagine being such a good composer, people still listen to your music after 300 years.
So true. Now people can hope to be listened for a week, but these composers will always be listenend by someone
*300
@@lucazerman9720 Correct, 300 years. Thanks.
actually 3 years from now and this piece will be 300 years old because it is composed in 1723
@@malekmestiri9715 omg... to be honest its hard to believe they even had these instruments ;D
Throwback to 1725 when vivaldi dropped this absolute banger
What do you want to say?
1725 fellas be like
A true BOP
Vivaldi: "hey listen to this"
His friend: "Das lit, fam"
Daniel Tramp Ah yes spendid indeed, I quite fancy this tune of yours
I feel lucky to born in a time that I can listen to masterpieces like this easily, that’s one of a reason I enjoy my life
wow I never really thought about...
but your beethoven with glasses
I fell lucky i wasnt born in 1723!
Like the positivity on life. I wish it was something I had.
I don't like life. better not born I regret having to live. and remember my message: be like a fool who is useful to others.
My mother choose this for her funeral, I'll never forget it. Use go listen to this as a child but now this classic piece has a whole new meaning to me. RIP mom I will carry on the legacy 🫡
may she rest in peace
Our condolences
Was it the whole 42 minutes played?
I love how Vivaldi portrays winter. It is violent and harsh, but also beautiful and calming
It feels very "nostalgic" for a point of time that never existed, if that makes sense. It gives the same feeling of what I imagine sitting in a snow cabin in the forest would feel like in your mind. Not actually doing this irl, but imagining it in your mind. Bc real life is not as glorious as in someone's mind
@@user-tw1pm6nr5e i disagree. i understand what u are trying to say, that in real life you have to really deal with the negatives of bad weather/season or whatever, but that doesnt mean that u cant enjoy it. sitting in a snow cabin in real life is much more magical than u could ever imagine. or being in a storm. theres nothing more humbling than seing those powers of nature work around you. thats what makes it so beautiful.
Yes, beautiful! Yes, calming to whoever needs it! Yet no, Vivaldi does not portray Winter as violent and harsh, only icy and cold!
♡❤
Sounds like my marriage
As a kid I thought this type of music was boring, now I find it amazing.
same
it's crazy how much of a difference there are when we leave childhood
like everything about you changes and little from your past are left
well it's still there but it becomes like your secondary self and your new one is the main one
@@zve6 Ah you phrased it perfectly
I've loved classical music since I born
Same as me!
I used to dance with my sisters on these musics when I was little. Now they hate classical music.
0:00 - Spring Allegro - 1st
3:39 - Spring Largo - 2nd
6:02 - Spring Allegro pastorale - 3rd
10:30 - Summer Allegro - 4th
15:52 - Summer Adagio e Presto - 5th
17:56 - Summer Presto - 6th
20:59 - Autumn Allegro - 7th
26:21 - Autumn Adagio molto - 8th
29:07 - Autumn Allegro - 9th
32:48 - Winter Allegro non molto - 10th
36:17 - Winter Largo - 11th
38:36 - Winter Allegro - 12th
juan ita Too many words! My brain!!
@@mcs-animations jajajaja
summer presto is an absolute fucking banger xD
I love you
Gracias! Es muy didáctico y permite apreciarlo para quienes somos neófitos
Who agrees that this is one of the best music ever
Loving this. Hope he drops a new album soon.
Hey, i just found the CD album on amazon and i wanted to share with you guys
amzn.to/3nMh8bF
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@@pranavjosep2119 r/woosh
@@johnpiketv1518 my man @ceptica might be little ignorant, but he got a good taste in music, why you gotta wooosh him like that?
You're actually a genius
Around 300 years ago, to listen to this masterpiece you'd have to attend a concert open only to the wealthy and with a socially high status. Today, you just open RUclips on any phone or computer and boom, there you go, one of the greatest classical pieces ever written, anytime, anywhere. What a time to be alive.
You got inspired from that dude right?
stolen comment hmm
Kennen Sie Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, Händel?
@@sayhello780 literally anyone can think of an idea.
"Obama Becomes president"
"Trump becomes president"
Obama: 👿 Wtf you stole my whole idea and job
Exactly!!! You don't have to be a snobby elitist to savor this music!!!
I can’t believe that they canceled Vivaldi just after 4 seasons
I wonder if Frankie Valley listens to this
I told my little brother this and he just rolled his eyes.
😂
😂😂😂
im dead
Imagine being such a good composer, people still listen to your music after 300 years
At least someone in 2024 😅
I have been listening every day since 1725. Never gets bored.
hehe
It’s this class
U should have said, “Never gets old”… 🤣🤣👏👏
You must be a vampire then 😃
Old is gold
Some people struggle making 2 minutes of good music. Vivaldi just pulls out 45 minutes of absolute magnificence
times change brave
Indeed. Even Mozart with his genius can’t pull of what Vivaldi did.
45 minutes of pure and unstoppable gem. Not a single distasteful cord. Pure wonder.
@@hellriser8955 Hey, (im french) and im not pro of classical music but, how can you say mozart make a mistake ?
Im curious cuz im discovering classical music and yesterday i heard Mozart Requiem and tbh, for me that was just perfect, every music was incredible (Lacrimosa, Sequentia Dies irae and more), still i dont say Vilvadi is not good, first time im listening this video and its awesome but i cant really say if someone make a mistake, just i feel.
actually its not 45 mins it got parts like albums
@@seiizon9607 he says that mozart never managed to write such a long piece, not that he made a mistake
If we call today's music 'music,' this should be considered a revolution in creativity, blending genres and breaking traditional boundaries.
you listened to the red dead soundtrack?
I personally think I was born in the right generation. I mean come on, I
live in a time when I can pull up any classical work I want and listen
to it as much as I want, and can even rewind, forward, and pause it.
That's so cool when you think about it. This may not be the kind of
music most people listen to, but if you appreciate classical music, this
is actually a great time to be alive. You can find pretty much any
musical work you want on the Internet regardless of musical time period,
composer, or ensemble type. And that's a recent thing too; a lot of you
probably remember a time when that wasn't possible. This particular
video hasn't even been up five years yet! I see a lot of comments about
being from the wrong generation and such, but think about it...Back in
the day, you wouldn't be able to just pull up your favorite piece in
your own home and listen to it as much as you want. You would have to
wait until a symphony near you chose to perform your favorite piece. If
you truly love classical music, or any music for that matter, this is a
fantastic time to be around, whether you know it or not!
David Jin thanks for that mate
EXACTLY. Thank you for saying this
can't agree more
Adalard Richter Obviously, but they're still dumb for:
1. Being pedantic and close-minded about their music taste. Believe it or not, there's a lot of good music in all genres, but even if you have limited music taste, don't go around acting like that makes you dtand above the other people in your generation.
2. Not realizing that the only reason they can listen to this music so easily and post their shitty comment for others to see is because they live in this time.
If you were born in the times of Vivaldi you could hear him playing...
Each individual movement:
00:01 - Spring Allegro - 1st
03:39 - Spring Largo - 2nd
06:02 - Spring Allegro Pastorale - 3rd
10:30 - Summer Allegro - 4th
15:52 - Summer Adagio e Presto - 5th
17:56 - Summer Presto - 6th
20:59 - Autumn Allegro - 7th
26:21 - Autumn Adagio Molto - 8th
29:07 - Autumn Allegro - 9th
32:48 - Winter Allegro Non Molto - 10th
36:17 - Winter Largo - 11th
38:36 - Winter Allegro - 12th
Brisamar, Itaguaí, RJ.
28/11/2019, 10:00 am.
my guy be out here signing his comments
Salve, irmão, Deus abençoe você e sua família.
Viva Vivaldi!
WHERE IS STORM
@@spicymeatball3807 Storm is 17:56 Summer Presto 6th
For each individual movement:
0:00 - Spring Allegro - 1st
3:39 - Spring Largo - 2nd
6:02 - Spring Allegro pastorale - 3rd
10:30 - Summer Allegro - 4th
15:52 - Summer Adagio e Presto - 5th
17:56 - Summer Presto - 6th
20:59 - Autumn Allegro - 7th
26:21 - Autumn Adagio molto - 8th
29:07 - Autumn Allegro - 9th
32:48 - Winter Allegro non molto - 10th
36:17 - Winter Largo - 11th
38:36 - Winter Allegro - 12th
Tipografia y Litografia La Orquidea, c.a. Thanks!
THANK
thanks :)
I love you
Thanks
This is arguably one of the greatest pieces ever written.
Inarguably*
@@VeryDrysteak 💯
Y e p...indubitably..no question about Quality..
It really encapsulate the human condition beautifully which is why it is just as relevent now as then. Times changes, the human condition stays the same.
My Girlfriend who passed away at 23. Introduced me to this masterpiece and many many more. I am a metal fan. This is the real metal right here. Thank you whispering winds.
Sorry for your loss
@yoshiwoollyworld accidents, diseases, sudden heart attacks, genetic disorders just to name a few. you may have heard the phrase "Death doesn't keep a calendar" there's no such thing as dying ONLY when you're old. It can happen any second of the day :)
Winter Allegro Non Molto is my absolute favorite. It used to play in my moms house all the time while she was reading and I was rehearsing percussion and running mallet rudiments. And yeah, this is very metal. Vivaldi clearly strived his first chairs to lead. This, Beethoven's 7th, and Mozart's Requiem are very metal to me.
@yoshiwoollyworld None of your business.
This is such a touching comment ❤
I started listening to classical music when I was 9 years old. Now I am 74 I still love listening to classical music more than anything else. It will live forever.
You have right, classical music will live forever. And a little girl from America helps to stay alive. This is the girl how let millions of children lfrom all over the world isning to classical music She is the nspiration of all amat and prof mussicians in the world.
This little girl play piano and composed from the age of two. At age 3 she composed pieces on the piano like Mozart and Chopin. At age 4 she was a professional composer and her own composing pieces are released by Hal Leonard. At age 5 she started as professional concert pianist, wrote pieces for symphony and made her first album. At age 6 she won 3 Awards; the prestigiouse ASCAP Award for composers, the RAMI Award a award from the American music industry and the first Golden RIBBY Award a television related prize for youn talent..
And now she is age 13 she going composing for film scores of Disney films.
(she composing for film,tv and commerxials from she was age 8.
Watch this video about her and with her
ruclips.net/video/Y-xbPlBqoOg/видео.html
More of thjis worldwide famous young pianist & composer with this search reslts.
ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=TFE+niname+Worldwide+Musicians+Emily+Bear
DAMN RIGHT YOU ARE,My good man!
woops,sorry that was rude... i meant,"indeed it is,my good man!"
65 years of loving classical music!! I hope you continue to love it! :)
I was only 9 years old. I pray to classical music every night, thanking him for the life I've been given…
Kyle Tomlinson I like just cried, ;-; thank you..... Thank you. Classical music is love, classical music is life
pretty cool that nature decided to make seasons after hearing this piece
Nice pfp.
So
Do ya think God made Vavaldi first and then the seasons? Probably. 🌳
BeCause Surely He made Bob Seger 🎶 first, and then the Bike. Yep. M. IL.
@@jamesquebral5941
pfp? What's that please?.
@@mwatts-riley2688 profile picture
Vivaldi was definitly ahead of his time
Think of how much God loves us to bless us with the gift of music. Music so beautiful, it can bring tears to a hardened man’s eyes. God is so great!
I don’t get it why people are disliking this video? Are they offended by the pictures of the trees?
Right?
I think they are just students that are upset that they have to watch this
the trees are quite offensive. For example, when I see them I feel personally attacked.
- Karen, 2020
@@mihnealazar7039 that's true. Those trees also offend me, so I will report the video for hate speech.
@@hellford2022 thank you for doing your part 👍 I'm also gonna try to speak to the manager to take this down
The best thing about the four seasons is that you can listen to them over and over again and it always feels like the very first time.
I love vivaldi beacuse is the number up in the list of best music clasic por cierto
I totally agree
Paw to Paw IT FEELS LIKE THE FIRST TIME. IT FEELS LIKE THE VERY FIRST TIMEEEE. #Pitchperfectquotes
+Mr Fachinkle Bunny : )
Mr Fachinkle Bunny which first time?
When you said “It tastes exquisite”
Instead of “It tastes good”
Indeed
@@french_is_dead
Indubitably
@@EgoStranger
Even fancier...
Splendid my friend !
Yah, the aromatic cadences are quite splendid.
those first few minutes of winter always gets me, don't know why.. I could listen to winter on repeat forever
Same here
I can't believe I've never bothered to check classical music before in my life. I always thought it was boring but now listening to it just puts my soul at ease. I'm glad I was able to hear this masterpiece once again.
@@deniselugo1414 😒
@@deniselugo1414 "Baroque music (UK: /bəˈrɒk/ or US: /bəˈroʊk/) refers to the period or dominant style of Western CLASSICAL music composed from about 1600 to 1750" DUNCE
@@deniselugo1414 it’s not the classical era but all the music from 1400s to 20th century is considered in the classical realm. It’s confusing but technically it can be called classical
this is not classical music, because back then it was just a music. we call it classic because it is one of the best representations of its kind. when our mind and soul is ready for this excellence then we are ready to accept it.
@popcat sounds great to me, not Baroquen at all.
i like how he doesn't make winter and autumn like a depressed music it's another vision of the world the beauty
I've never thought of autumn and winter as depressing tbh
Autumn comes with a fanfare of colour and that section opens with a fanfare I find it really fitting.
Autumn 1 is about enjoying the harvest of crops for food and celebrating. Autumn 2 is about sleeping after the celebration as cold air blows. Autumn 3 is about hunting the next day in the autumn morning. Winter 1 is about freezing in the cold. Winter 2 about being home and warm, and Winter 3 about cold air and icey roads. All of this is written in his poems for these movements/songs. It has some struggles, but he does have a way of not making it sound depressing.
No you don't
Beautiful
Music so good they made seasons into a real thing
omg, Joseph Joestar))
@@grempsen omg, Ludwig van Beethoven))
Owner of this channel didn't understand what spring is though
@@spanischersombrerotanzer1732 Owner of this channel didn't understand what jokes are though
The comment I didn't know I needed
Autumn is not only my favorite season by Vivaldi, it's my favorite season all year round! I love to look at the colored leaves on the trees and on the ground after they're blown out. I also love the cool air, the sound of the wind, and watching the migration of the birds. I may have seasonal allergies, which is sad but true, but as a native Coloradan, I always love it, because it's an example of art and of God's creation.
Almost 42 minutes of pure, timeless, heavenly music, but between 17:57 and 20:47 one of the most beautiful pieces in the entire history of music.
Oh yea we know....
thats why we came here...
36:13 to 38:32
Yes
Exactly that's why summer is my favourite. Slow at times but when it comes, it comes with the wrath of the heat.
@@jebpleb1803 isn't it like how winter just stays for slow long and slows down time around Dec Jan Feb . It's like that even the sound in the background around this part sounds like time ticking along slowly. But everything is frozen, still and beautiful.
Winter has been and always will be my favorite out of all 4 yet I always loved how Vivaldi portrayed summer it’s so different than the other classics and how they approach it
Listen to lenny kravitz the chamber. Thank me later the ful 5 minutes video is. Bit romantic but it's a wow
Yeah, winter is by far the best
They're all wonderful. But I think spring is the most classic
Agreed
❤same.
Spring (La primavera)
0:01 I. Allegro
3:39 II. Largo
6:02 III. Allegro
Summer (L'estate)
10:31 I. Allegro non molto
15:52 II. Adagio
17:56 III. Presto
Autumn (L'autunno)
20:59 I. Allegro
26:21 II. Adagio Molto
29:08 III. Allegro
Winter (L'inverno)
32:48 I. Allegro non molto
36:18 II. Largo
38:36 III. Allegro
thank u sir I owe u
this comment needs to be pinned!! :)
A refined gentleman of modern culture i see.
Vielen dank
When I was a child I didn't have access to Classicals, it was expensive and rare. But there was a radio that played classical songs for two amazing hours every day. I never missed it. ❤❤❤❤
Music is the closest thing to a time machine
Esattamente!!! Proprio così osservazione
molto acuta e sorprendente. Grazie
This comment!! 😍
Correct
I’ve never thought of it that way!
And art
Normal musician: practice 1 hour a day
TwoSet fans: practice 40 hours a day
Vivaldi: practice 4 seasons a day
Thats a good one!
Underrated comment
ahahahah, Ling Ling approves
Imma comment on this quick before it blows up😂😂
Nice one👌🏼😭
what the hell is twoset? oh, you meant the ugly, amature violinist. It disgusts me you mention that.
Vivaldi is truly a man for all seasons.
I like what you did there.
Only Baroque Era kids will understand that this is true music.
Super Bruh I'm from the Renaissance, and I hate this New Age crap!
Not true. I have an eleven years old kid that actually likes this music.
TheGamer2004 Vale and the joke flies right over your head
Ranaissance ain't got shit over the Medieval, fuckin plebeian
+iaytoao _ *when the joke won't stop flying over people's heads*
It feels like centuries since Vivaldi came out with his last album 😪
Luke AK
Lmao so trueeee. Tool fans need to hush. It's been 300 years since we've gotten anything from Vivaldi. They only had to wait 13.
Right like I need that new album 😤
@@elsovern 😂😂😂😂
I sense a whoosh coming up soon.
Ikr, i have been his fans from 1725 and i hope he relase new album soon
I can’t explain this but Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and the entirety of Van Gogh’s paintings have the same soul
Damn. This is a perfectly accurate statement.
FR
It’s because in movies and stuff whenever famous art is shown it’s associated with the upper class, which is also associated with classical music, so they are always paired in movies and tv and such
@@linuigi5535 But that could be the other way around as well, right? They choose to pair the two in movies and tv shows because the sound designers feel that the two share the same feeling.
I was thinking that Tchaikovsky and Van Gogh's Starry Night were compliments. I have a soft spot for that Russian, ever since the 6th grade.
It's not about listening classical music. It is about enjoying the top of the human achievement.
I love this comment..... I would add that Baroque and Classical music IS the top of human achievement musically! Without this music..... we WOULD NOT have our current music as we know it! These men back in that time period were so intensely gifted... that NO ONE SINCE.... has been able to create or even innovate NEW music like they did!
Good composing! I will tell Vivaldi how popular his concertos are!
Hi :))
Then I'm here to organize next concert!
@@NON_biodegradable ohhh neat- when is it?
@@czariajoyruiz1622 as soon as possible ;)
@@NON_biodegradable I want front row seats my friend
I feel wealthy just by listening to this.
i know... right?
Yep
Faruk same here most rap a criminal or a wannabe thug
interesting, me too..
Vivaldi actually died in poverty so......
I am so grateful that I can hear.
That’s.... fuck that’s actually a really good point
Hi
Stop saying fuck
@@alexandrucotutiu1822 .......stop trying to order other people around just to fit your personal idea of how the world should be... fuckkk
Wow that's actually such a good point I totally took hearing for granted
Im a pre teen and everyone loves rap and trap music and they always hate on classical music. Classical music is my favourite type of music. It's very underestimated and its the prettiest music that exists. Im not hating on rap or trap music but classical music is pure art
Rap owes Classical because 99% of the "DJ's" like Dre uses the Classics to create their beats.
Of course she's asian (like myself)
Don’t be such an elitist.
My favourite is 29:00
@@chazwick75 Rappers don't deserve to use the art of classical music to create any of their beats simply because rap and hip hop will never be on the same level of delicacy of classical music.
The immortal nature of these composers is amazing.
just think, when a new pop song comes out, it's forgotten in a week.
but this thrived through the years. it's beauty won't be forgotten soon.
years? more like centuries.. its the fact the music is colorful.. you can paint a picture in yur mind on just about anything.. the music allows yu to create with it because un like most music this is still living..
Qwerty Fan every time/era or period spews forth its best. Art imitates life and vice versa. I am 53 ...I love and inherited from my dad original vinyl count bassie billie holiday. Love jazz esp from the 20s. my grandma was a dancer...tap and jazz..I can actually jitterbug! I used to love heading to the village st marks place etc n browse vinyl...45 78 lps..40s 50s came sinatra Bennett etc. of course being italian i know every lyric to every sinatra tune....from my day...didnt like a lotta hippie stuff...punk new wave and heavy metal. ozzy n ac/dc are my absolutes. I love house music and producing beats...i know a few nyc djs...
my point is i never wanna die cuz ill miss the next wave...and music is too cool to miss a bite
I don't think EVERY pop song is forgotten just like that, but I get your point and I agree that classic music is such a powerful genre that is going to pass through generations and will not get old. Never.
As the steppen wolf would say. Our true purpose is to be immortal.
Qwerty Fan this song makes me feel joy
Vivaldi was Italian but his masterpiece speaks every language
Good said!
True true
yes yes mr tesla
dont care
im doin this for school work
Viva Vivaldi!
Over 100 million views on a baroque piece that is over 300 years old.
Faith in humanity restored.
Edit: Now it is about to hit 200 million
it shouldn't be
As I listen today, there are 100,777,986 views of a 41.59 minute video. That is nearly 8,000 years of listening since 30 January 2011
Real music
it's over 9000!!!!!
+Andrew Subola ???
After listening to this, I became a very distinguished gentleman.
Indeed
You did, didn't you?
@@richardfeynman5560 Yes I did, cuh.
Subsequential to mine hearkening regarding the composition, I morphed into a profoundly distinguished fellow.
This is an insult to true gentlemen. I kindly propose you retract your statement immediately.
do you imagine how the world’s climate was , before Vivaldi had invented the four seasons?
The seasons didn't change because he composed this song man
R/whoosh
I just whoosh myself. 😁
@@bryansu5824 4 Os idiot
U lonely man u just whooshed yourself
Autumn is the perfect mix of sad, depressive, beautiful and peaceful all in one 🍁🤎
It always feels like a pleasant melancholy to me as well.
i don t love autumn because so free summer we have sun and beach very good
Can't wait for season 5!!!
sadly hes dead ;c
I wish so butttt....... he is dead
LMAO
I'll have to disappoint you, but he told on the news the other day that there will never be season 5😢
or at least a spin off!
Learned something new today. Apparently, over 400 years ago you would have to go on a long journey to an expensive concert to hear this and probably only once in your lifetime. How awesome is it to be able to listen to this.
We are some of the ppl using the amazing tech we have today to hear human emotions brilliantly represented in music. Not just Vivaldi, but so many.
Today we can live like the kings of old....
I dunno about 'only once in your lifetime', but good perspective.
Even worse than that. 400 years ago, 99% of the people would never hear this. Only aristocrats could afford the major sums of money to attend symphony orchestra concerts because of the high cost of feeding dozens of musicians in those days prior to the Agricultural Revolution, and while they might see something like this multiple times over their lifetime, the remainder of the peasantry was stuck with folk music they could make themselves on primitive string instruments, flute, or whistle. There's a *reason* why modern popular music is largely based upon African music rather than upon European classical music, with only a leavening of European folk music thrown in (mostly seen in genres like bluegrass that lack drums, a primary ingredient of African music that didn't exist in European folk music). European classical music simply was too expensive for the common folk to see, so they never incorporated it into popular music.
@@Electricshrock no that’s absolutely true my guy. If you were rich and royal you could go.. it was a rich spectacle
I got sober recently. I had heard Vivaldi as a kid but hearing this now through a new pair of ears, there were large pools in my eyes long before Winter arrived. And now I'm crying like a little baby, grateful to be alive, to feel human, and to have my soul back. The pictures are so beautiful and the music just breaks my heart, thank you for this beautiful video and for keeping it clean of ads.
Congrats on being sober. I'm honestly happy for you :))
good job you got sober
Awesome!! Always glad to hear someone reach sobriety, happy for you!! :-)
Congratulations! A good piece will always make me sob
Sober? You should listen to this on opiates or any other euphoric drug. It's much better! I got Sober for a little while, and was miserable. I am back on drugs and much happier now. I love all the seasons.
My granddaughters marching band just won a competition with this music. It really is a wonderful show. They are moving on to state competition. This music is getting out there, I'm glad that the director chose vivaldi. Children need this nowadays. It is very calming and a challenge for the kids.
The fact that these were composed around 1720 and still amazing and tasteful to listen to this day shows that music really defies time.
The fact that you posted this comment is a divine curse
@@riversbabygirlxoxo Ignore this person. So rude!
And it's amazing that what Vivaldi heard is exactly what we listen today. Which can't be said about modern music, which changes every few years. And I think this is a very nice connection with our ancestors (at classical music).
@@mttpsg00 I agree, it has been 300 years which is easy to say but very hard to accomplish. You could argue that there wasn't much variety in music at that time but now we have all the different music genres in the world but I doubt they will still be popular and nice to listen to after 300 years. There's something special about classical music, we don't put hit pop songs near baby cradles but we make them listen Mozart, Chopin, Back, Vivaldi, Beethoven and many different classical composers. At the same time, we enjoy listening to those memorable pieces again and again.
Great music like this defies time, unlike the crap we hear on the radio these days....
My mom (God rest her soul) introduced me to classical music at an early age. I'm now an old boomer and so grateful. I love Beethoven and Vivaldi best❤
You were given a lifetime of blessings.
My grandpa introduced me to classical music when I was still a baby. We used to blast "O Guarani" on the speakers, while my neighbor blasted Brazilian funk with such horrible words like "shake that ass like a bitc" and I like to say that it didn't have a melody just a bunch of strange sounds thrown together. I am from Brazil so it is quite hard to find someone that likes classical.
i care :)
ok boomer
joking
I'm happy to say that my four kids grew up listening t the Red Priest from Venice. My 39 year old soN, not particularly a classical or baroque fan, asked me to play this. We had a cassette tape which we played on every car outing - a two for one: kids are educted/entertained, and they quietly listened.
One day, I was feeling bad because of a disorder I have and I was sitting with my 85 years old great aunt. She told me, "if you want to listen to some classical music, to release your brain, to make you feel better, here are some vinyls", this day she told me a part of her story and I discovered the 4 seasons, her favourite classical music piece. Now this is also my favourite, classical music is something wonderful that we should never forget
Mine too😊
Me too ❤😊
me too. classical music cured my brain tumor tenfold
Fan de musiques classiques de Bach, à Brahms, Mozart, etc... mais je reviens toujours la seule qui me fait toujours autant vibrer, danser, pleurer, rire, c'est VIVALDI et ses 4 saisons.. je suis en trans quand je l'écoute.. c'est une émotion indescriptible..
Merciiiiiii
this video was made 9 YEARS AGO. dude is an absolute legend. still hearting comments.
The video was made 9 years ago but the music was made 300 years ago, and it's beautiful!
@@marcoponzio1644 yes, they said video. And i have to agree with you, it's very beautiful
Lmao shoot yo shot I guess. Whatever gets the dopamine flowing
I love how classical music brings all types of people to just discuss and listen to this masterpieces
@Leonid Kuduzovic i dont speak german but wassup Narr
Yup. Forty-year-old first generation American here, of Cuban ancestry. If anyone else wants to share age and background...
some music softens manners
Classical music comments sections are comfy. Little arguing, just learning and appreciation
Aynen moruk
Remember kids, if you create something truly brilliant and it is ignored by your contemporaries that doesn't mean you will be forgotten forever. Vivaldi was totally ignored by his peers and the public when he was alive. Centuries later his music was rediscovered and is now among the most popular in the world. As long as we will have western civilization his name will be remembered.
Prophet of Reason Oh well thats good to hear i guess. Just goes to show that people should never fully define their worth on the opinions of the public.
One should never allow his opinions to be decided by popular vote. And while it is frequently necessary to defer to experts on matter about one knows little, one should never do so on aesthetic matters.
but the jews are about to take it all down
bob bot modernity....nuke it from orbit
While this is not an appropriate forum to debate your claim (this is a discussion of a piece of music,that has nothing to do with politics), I would ask you to consider what you said. "The Jews" are not a monolith and do not even have a central organization to which all of them belong. And I have yet to meet a Jew (I've known quite a few throughout my life) that showed the slightest interest in destroying western civilization. So the questions you should ask yourself are which specific individuals are trying to "take it all down"', why, and how do you know? I'm fairly certain that the supposed conspirators didn't confide their plans to you.
Please do not respond.
I’m a professional gardener. I see the composers thoughts through each season. This music relates so much to my day to day life. I’m so happy I finally took the time to listen to it.
This exact video changed the course of my life 6 years ago. I began playing oboe in 6th grade on a whim and while listening through classical music videos I found this one and was enamored immediately. I began a Wikipedia rabbit hole and fell in love with classical music (especially 18th century) and period performance, and I decided to pursue music. At the end of the month I will start classes at one of the greatest music schools, Eastman, for a bachelor’s in music performance and I will continue learning baroque oboe there. I can’t imagine life without the four seasons, thanks!
Best of luck to you in your studies! What a great city to go to school in. Lots of festivals and things to do and so close to the lake. Have a blast and practice hard.
Aw man that's amazing!
that is quite the tale, I wish you well!
Congrats!
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I am a simple man. I hear the beginning. I get really excited, start jumping around the room in joy. I press the like button.
Best comment here.
Também faço isto
I hit 50 years of age one week, my father dies the next week and, now just days after his funeral, I'm listening to 'Winter' with a slightly different perspective. Thanks for sharing this!
This is so sad...
The worst birthday gift from life,I guess...
Good for you
I feel very sad and sorry about your Father and I wish you all the best لغتي الأنجليزية متواضعة واقول لك بالعربي أنا آسف لموت والدك
As far as violin concertos go..nothing can beat Vivaldi's four seasons...specially summer and winter as they as very dear to me!!❤❤
Magic. I always listen do this during breakfasts in the weekends with my daughter, when she comes over for the weekend. Every time.
Proper education right here !
@@sk-er8lb thank you. Well, my grandmother did the same for me.... And it opens doors for sure... And off course it's a nice feeling.... This wonderfull music
It’s wonderful morning music! When my kid was a baby I would take him for weekend morning drives in the countryside and listen to this and the guitar concertos. Now when I listen it takes me straight back to those days.
Amazingly, I had never heard of Vivaldi or Four Seasons until I was 41 years old. I attended a performance at a small college chapel and felt transported to another world. It was sublime.
You are a very Beautiful woman
do you live in a cave?
Never too late to discover the beauty of classical music Linda, its indeed timeless.
When you use the word “sublime”.
@@LesserMoffHootkins sublime- of such excellence, grandeur, or beauty as to inspire great admiration or awe.
We all must agree that autumn is the one that no one speaks about, a middle child
Lol this is very true. Poor autumn :,(
@Adam K altho I respect ur a Catholic, or Christian, cuz im also Catholic, your out of context buddy
Also good luck dealing with atheists who will react to what you said
@@phillip6933 Thank god this message is in a civilised comment section such as this. I can't imagine the hate this comment may receive on some other videos.
@@arnavagarwal3024 true, this is why I dont risk saying those stuff. Im gunna expect a billion hate comments
I find Autumn to be very underrated! Probably tied for my favorite part, along with Summer and the beginning of Winter.
I’m here LOVIN this Vivaldi and I’m BBQing at 8:30 pm on 09/01/2024. May everyone have a beautiful and safe weekend.
I must say, I am really greatful that Vivaldi's master piece now has 200 million views.
Very greatful indeed my good sir
Is great, but 46k of poor soul's give a dislike.... God, they do not know what they do.
@@monsoonofthememesofdestruc5449 Some people don't understand true beauty. Main stream music today derives away from great music like this. It's up to the musicians of tomorrow to show this generation a different path.
I'm sad it doesn't have more. It should be a billion.
@@monsoonofthememesofdestruc5449 £8888888 la 8 88 88 88
00:01 - Spring Allegro - 1st Movement
This movement is an energetic, joyful celebration of the arrival of spring. The bright, lively music is meant to evoke images of nature waking up after winter, with birds singing, brooks babbling, and gentle breezes.
03:39 - Spring Largo - 2nd Movement
The second movement is a more peaceful, serene expression of spring. It is meant to represent a sleepy goatherd with his faithful dog lying at his feet. This movement often uses slower tempos and longer note values to create a calm, dreamy atmosphere.
06:02 - Spring Allegro Pastorale - 3rd Movement
The final movement of "Spring" is a festive dance music, representing a pastoral dance by shepherds and nymphs celebrating the arrival of spring. The allegro tempo and the lilting rhythm of the music creates a feeling of happiness and celebration.
10:30 - Summer Allegro - 4th Movement
The first movement of "Summer" is an intense depiction of a hot, oppressive summer day. There are musical illustrations of a singing turtledove, a gentle zephyr breeze, and the harsh wind of the summer storm.
15:52 - Summer Adagio e Presto - 5th Movement
This movement describes the oppressive heat and the exhaustion it brings. The music alternates between slow (Adagio) and fast (Presto) tempos, representing the calm before the storm and the storm itself respectively.
17:56 - Summer Presto - 6th Movement
The final movement of "Summer" depicts a fierce summer storm with all of its dramatic, violent energy. It is a fast-paced, dynamic music full of rapid scales and arpeggios.
20:59 - Autumn Allegro - 7th Movement
The first movement of "Autumn" depicts the joy of the peasant with their rich harvest and their celebratory dances and songs. It is a merry, upbeat music full of energy and high spirits.
26:21 - Autumn Adagio Molto - 8th Movement
This movement represents the sleeping peasants after their celebrations. The music is slow and gentle, evoking a sense of peace and relaxation.
29:07 - Autumn Allegro - 9th Movement
The final movement of "Autumn" depicts a hunt complete with horns, dogs barking, and even a gunshot. It's a more vigorous, fast-paced section to conclude the concerto.
32:48 - Winter Allegro Non Molto - 10th Movement
The first movement of "Winter" represents a harsh winter storm. Despite the challenges of the cold weather, there's a sense of delight in the beauty of the snowy landscape. The music is energetic but with a slightly slower tempo (Allegro Non Molto).
36:17 - Winter Largo - 11th Movement
The second movement of "Winter" depicts the peace that comes after the storm. The music is slow and gentle, suggesting images of falling snow and the quiet of a winter evening.
38:36 - Winter Allegro - 12th Movement
The final movement of "Winter" is a lively representation of walking on ice, ending with the warmth of a cozy fire. It's energetic, almost dancing music, finishing the entire work on a high note.
Amazing, thanks!
"Is meant to"? It does that, but meant to? How do we know this? Did the composer share this? I only seek to understand.
@@scottjimenez653Vivaldi wrote "lyrics"/sonnets along the music sheets. When he wrote "the barking dogs" in Spring, you almost could hear the sound of the barking in the music.
@@scottjimenez653en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Four_Seasons_(Vivaldi)
Read the chapter "sonnets and allusions" part in the article
wow, thanks!!
I highly suggest you to listen to this masterpiece, while reading Vivaldi's poems.Those poems were written specifically for this piece.
La Primavera (Spring)
I. Allegro--
Festive Spring has arrived,
The birds salute it with their happy song.
And the brooks, caressed by little Zephyrs,
Flow with a sweet murmur.
The sky is covered with a black mantle,
And thunder, and lightning, announce a storm.
When they are silent, the birds
Return to sing their lovely song.
II. Largo e pianissimo sempre--
And in the meadow, rich with flowers,
To the sweet murmur of leaves and plants,
The goatherd sleeps, with his faithful dog at his side.
III. Danza pastorale. Allegro--
To the festive sound of pastoral bagpipes,
Dance nymphs and shepherds,
At Spring's brilliant appearance.
L'Estate (Summer)
Opus 8, No. 2, in G minor
I. Allegro non molto--
Under the heat of the burning summer sun,
Languish man and flock; the pine is parched.
The cuckoo finds its voice, and suddenly,
The turtledove and goldfinch sing.
A gentle breeze blows,
But suddenly, the north wind appears.
The shepherd weeps because, overhead,
Lies the fierce storm, and his destiny.
II. Adagio; Presto--
His tired limbs are deprived of rest
By his fear of lightning and fierce thunder,
And by furious swarms of flies and hornets.
III. Presto--
Alas, how just are his fears,
Thunder and lightening fill the Heavens, and the hail
Slices the tops of the corn and other grain.
L'Autunno (Autumn)
Opus 8, No. 3, in F Major
I. Allegro--
The peasants celebrate with dance and song,
The joy of a rich harvest.
And, full of Bacchus's liquor,
They finish their celebration with sleep.
II. Adagio molto--
Each peasant ceases his dance and song.
The mild air gives pleasure,
And the season invites many
To enjoy a sweet slumber.
III. Allegro--
The hunters, at the break of dawn, go to the hunt.
With horns, guns, and dogs they are off,
The beast flees, and they follow its trail.
Already fearful and exhausted by the great noise,
Of guns and dogs, and wounded,
The exhausted beast tries to flee, but dies.
L'Inverno (Winter)
Opus 8, No. 4, in F minor
I. Allegro non molto--
Frozen and trembling in the icy snow,
In the severe blast of the horrible wind,
As we run, we constantly stamp our feet,
And our teeth chatter in the cold.
II. Largo--
To spend happy and quiet days near the fire,
While, outside, the rain soaks hundreds.
III. Allegro--
We walk on the ice with slow steps,
And tread carefully, for fear of falling.
Symphony, If we go quickly, we slip and fall to the ground.
Again we run on the ice,
Until it cracks and opens.
We hear, from closed doors,
Sirocco, Boreas, and all the winds in battle.
This is winter, but it brings joy.
guess there's just no time for homework now
No one asked
Hey, thanks, I decided to listen while reading these poems in your comment and it really helped to understand what was being conveyed in the music to a first time listener. I really liked it (the poems and the composition)!
@@rh31.08 no one asked for your opinion dummy
@@eren7350 I've reported you to RUclips and one of the staff says their banning your account
When I was a kid I thought that people listening to this are stuck in time. Im in my 20s and i realise, that this is the best music you can listen, because there are no singing voices, no bs entering your mind. Just you and your thoughts. You become what you see and what you hear, thats why you can indentify people by the music that they are listening to. How do you want to identify someone who is listening to this. Nobody can possibly know what is in your head. A big strategical andvantage.
This music was made around 300 years ago. And it still sounds better than most music of 2015.
+Luisao Saldivar thats sooooooooooo true
+Luisao Saldivar ya, nooo kidding... Lolz...
true
Music has evolved, hasn't it?
So true dude so true like cake by the ocean what kind of a song is that
THIS is why we need music education in every school, even preK, and every child has access to learn any musical instrument they want, regardless of their family's economic status. Music come from the very marrow of the soul, transcends all cultures and walk of life, and says things that we have not words to express.
Right on track. Totally agree 👍
👍❤
U guys dont have that in the US???
@@MoroccanQueen364 Nope, not in the public schools.
@@allisonshaw9341wow that is crazy. I remember in Holland we got music lessons WITH instruments at school. They still do. It started at like 4 years old untill the end of high school
Everyone is talking about the music, but can we take a moment to credit the perfectly synced subtitles?
[Music]
[Applause]
@@donnagergess3633 🤣
i wonder how happy deaf people are to have thouse
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Fazendo café da manhã e ouvindo Vivaldi para começar meu domingo ensolarado com alegria e energias positivas. Abraço fraterno do Brasil 🇧🇷🙏🏻
When I was an 8 year old boy, I cried when I heard Vivaldi is no longer among us. My tears soon were replaced by frustration because I could see my parents tried to hide their laughter.
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Lmao
Wow, that's hilarious xd
amogus??
sus
I'm a total metalhead, but anybody who can't appreciate the beauty of classical music is a cretin, pure and simple. If you listen to the great artists of the genre and aren't moved, then you must have ice flowing through your veins.
Vivaldi would have absolutely been a metal head if he were alive today. his style is as close to thrash metal as you can get with a powdered wig on 🤘
Two windmills are standing in a field and one asks the other, "What kind of music do you like?" The other replies, "I'm a big metal fan."
@@dontcallmegus I don't even get it but nice! NVM I just got it while writing this comment.
I'm pretty sure most metalheads have quite a bit of classical music training. I'm a metalhead but I went to college for music and learned so much more, mainly about things I already sort of knew lol
@@frankjuggaloheathen1035 yeah, man. Metal is home to a TON of classically trained musicians.
I'd even be pretty confident saying that metal has the most classically trained composers, opera singers, etc. outside of their respective arts.
I just realized each season has 3 movements, meaning 12 movements in all, each one for each month in a year
Spring 1st- March
Spring 2nd- April
Spring 3rd- May
Summer 1st- June
Summer 2nd- July
Summer 3rd- August
Fall 1st- September
Fall 2nd- October
Fall 3rd- November
Winter 1st- December
Winter 2nd- January
Winter 3rd- February
Man, that put THIS IN ANOTHER LEVEL
Mary-kun Hdez Literally exactly what I was thinking 😂
OwO i feel enlightened
OMFG!
+Wulf lover and in ancient Venice's Calendar the year just started from 1st March, not January (I'm from Venice)
Summer is my favorite, i feel energized when listening to it
Winter is my favorite.
its crazy when you think how this is 300 years old
Omg-
@Rip DOOM it is sus tho
ohhhhhhh *FLIPINN’* yeah
YOU MEAN WHEN WE ACTUALLY HAD INDIVIDUALITY AND TALENT.
@@theforlanjoker4457 this isnt really individuality considering like a 30 person orchestra is making it
Vivaldi, one of the best composers in the World. Thank you God for his existence.
Ovidiu Drobotă bach plz
No not god, i thank his parents that they ever meet and had him ^^
Without them, Vivaldi would never been born at all :)
MsRandomPro Maybe he was being sarcastic or something like i dont believe in god but i still say shit like thank god or oh god
Thankgod for youtube and all the free music
gay
300 years old and still an absolute banger.
WAIT!! You're 300 years old?
That's cool man......
@Dark Wolf haha it's a joke ( ﾟーﾟ)
When my granddaughter was only 6y.o. i let her listen to Vivalde 4 seasond and she closed her eyes, was so quite and listened to the whole cd and said she can imagine butterflies playing in the air. She loves vivalde😊.
Awww, can't say I don't relate with her! Especially on my beloved Spring.
True fact: Antonio Vivaldi was a Catholic priest and composed most of his music when at the age of 25 became the music teacher in a Orphanage in Venice,his hometown.He worked there for almost 30 years.
He was a priest?
@@armandovalente7466 He was indeed, although he apparently withdrew from liturgical duties for the most part, and had a habit of composing during services. He was known as "The Red Priest", due to his hair color.
is it Ospedale della Pieta?
@@mze_v yes
The true creativity will never die, it's 350 years old Master piece
The four seasons represent the phases from birth to death.
Congratulations and Good luck to everyone who was adventurous in their spring, aroused in their summer, glow in their autumn, and enduring their winter.
Me encanta estas cuatro estaciones.
Yes very understandable
Endure winter? :)) half of the comments say it's their fav
These pieces never die. I feel like I am in heaven when I listen to them.
Me before listening to Four Seasons: i'm broke
Me after listening to Four Seasons: i'm baroque
Ight good one ngl
Indubatably my good sir! Let us both bask in our wealth, or lack thereof for the matter!
Ouh yeah babe!
Bravo👏
Ha ha ha
34:00 Vivaldi just casually dropping the hardest beat of 1700 💀
Fr he really dropped the song of the winter 🥶
I mean, this hits harder than my dad
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
And then in the next he presents us with the most beautiful and graceful piece
stop trying to get irrelevant likes you dick. listen to the music and keep your comments to yourself.
This music is really fantastic! I don't know who composed this but he's a genius without a doubt!
I see what you did there....well played,v e r y well played!
Hmmmm maybe someday you could meet him 😂
I'll stick with Moe's art.
Tooting your own horn, I see.
Dude Vivaldi composed it. WTF!!!!!
Guy dropped an album 300 years ago. truly ahead of his time
i've heard this called "The first Album" before