Vivaldi Four Seasons: Winter (L'Inverno), original version. Freivogel & Voices of Music RV 297 4K
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Vivaldi's Concerto for violin and strings in F Minor, "Winter" (L'Inverno, RV 297), the original version is best! Cynthia Miller Freivogel, baroque violin and the award winning Early Music ensemble Voices of Music.
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Voices of Music and the instruments in this video
Hanneke van Proosdij & David Tayler, directors
Maria Caswell, baroque viola, anonymous, Mittenwald, c1800
Cynthia Miller Freivogel, baroque violin by Johann Paul Schorn, Salzburg, Austria, 1715
Lisa Grodin, baroque violin by Paulo Antonio Testore, Larga di Milano, Italy, 1736
Katherine Heater, baroque organ by Winold van der Putten, Finsterwolde, Netherlands, 2004, after early 18th-century northern German instruments
Carla Moore, baroque violin by Johann Georg Thir, Vienna, Austria, 1754
Maxine Nemerovski, baroque violin by Joseph Gaffino, Paris, 1769
Farley Pearce, violone by George Stoppani, Manchester, 1985, after Amati, 1560
Hanneke van Proosdij, Italian single manual harpsichord by Johannes Klinkhamer, Amsterdam, 2000, after Cristofori, Florence, c1725
Elisabeth Reed, baroque cello, anonymous, 1673
David Tayler, archlute by Andreas von Holst, Munich, 2012
after Magno Tieffenbrucker, Venice, c1610
Tanya Tomkins, baroque cello, Lockey Hill, London, England, 1798
Gabrielle Wunsch, baroque violin by Lorenzo Carcassi, Florence, Italy, 1765
0:00 Allegro non molto
3:31 Largo
5:28 Allegro
9:24 Credits
#Kafka #Vivaldi #FourSeasons #wednesdayaddams 
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50 million! Thanks, everyone :) Update: 56 million!
👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank Kafka, not us
@@ultramedved?
@@immentordesora you won't get it (:
I think we got few thousand from Kafka, much appreciated.
Vivaldi died in poverty and his music was almost forgotten. Centuries later, hundreds of millions of people, of every culture, race, nationality, still listen to his music in utmost admiration
It's true. He did not have financial support at the end.
Vivaldi was priest
Many great artists lived that way, especially the musicians. They endure much suffering in their lives in order to convey emotions in abstract form. Artists eventually embrace their suffering because it is the source of their creation. Beethoven went nuts and deaf after an abusive childhood, Mozart was a gambler alcoholic in debt robbed of a playful childhood, Chopin was bipolar and emotional wreck, and JSB had botched baroque eye surgery that left him blind. Tis the journey of the artist.
bravo one says...never to....late
@@Xemptuous the left hemisphere of cerebrum is still mystery to us all.
Greetings, fellow Trailblazers! Welcome to the wonderful world of Vivaldi!
Check out the other Seasons!
lmfao aint no way the ppl who own the vid are prolly confused wtf is going
I have to imagine even the trailblazers who never listen to classical music at least know Spring, right?
@@meh27143 nah, most of them didn't know anything
@@dazz_2d I can imagine :D Their social media managers are probably wondering at the surge, hahaha
@@meh27143please don't underestimate us trailblazers, many of us were forced by our parents to learn classical music growing up xD.
Anyone 2024?
Getting hit by every single note
I'm crying
I'm from 2026
Yes. Over here.
Everyday
My goodness that violin soloist is absolutely SHREDDING
With love and emotion 😊
Isn't this like the best rendition of Vivaldi's Winter here on RUclips?
Yep. It's why people keep coming back and the comments are always so recent.
The woman who does the solos with no sheet music is awesome.
I'm 80 and have enjoyed Vivaldi all my life. I've heard more than a few performances, and own more than a few CD's, but this performance is tops. Both the performers AND the recording are superb!! Thanks all.
You are very welcome.
WE LIGHTING THE LIGHTHOUSE EARLY WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I told them to light it later, they didn't listen...
GET ON THE SHIP🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yeah I was like yeah this is the song that I heard in Guts and Blackpowder lol
I watched this video when it was with less than 500.000 views. And I am here again.
First
Hi Vinheteiro
Hi Vinheteiro
Didn't expect to see you here
eae meu lorde? É bom ver que as pessoas ainda admiram a musica clássica e não só esse lixo que chamam de “funk” kkkkkkk
Listen to me...
Wasn't it you....
Who invited me?
I can't count the number of times I've listened to it. Usually I get tired of hearing something repeatedly, but this piece of art makes me love it more every time.
same
This is probably the 3rd most metal song I've ever heard
most wood song
So accurately rated
There will be people confused why there are so many people talking about a person named Kafka. I live for it
I was confused.
@@VoicesofMusic Are you still confused?
@annaairahala9462 Greetings fellow trailblazer.
@@VoicesofMusic greetings
I kept thinking Franz Kafka and did not understand how😭
For people coming from kafka's trailer, be sure to visit Four Seasons - Summer too. Her music ended when the 3rd movement of summer was about to begin
I have watched this over a 100 times or more. Vivaldi's Winter. Kittens meowing by the fire. A dangerous walk on the ice to gather wood. A classic car chase and perhaps a murder in in the dark of night. The cold revenge of Winter. The music and visuals are so good!
Да, полностью согласен. Правда у меня немного другие ассоциации. 5:27 - человек идёт по снегу через метель, ветер ему дует в глаза и он ничего не видит. 5:49 вдруг проваливается лёд заметенный снегом, человек медленно тонет. 6:00 последняя надежда. Человек пытается всплыть изо всех сил.
6:11 силы закончились. Человек обессиленный тонет на дно, из воды выходят пузырьки воздуха
We are escaping catacombs with this one 🗣️🗣️
This is vardohus fortress…
"Hold out until the ship arrives."
Wrong map bro
"Winter" was always my absolute favorite since I was a child.
Absolutely gorgeous
i wouldve loved the winter if it werent so damn cold up here in sweden
Mi estación favorita es el otoño, pero el invierno también tiene ése toque misterioso que tanto me gusta.
Let's be honest...this isn't your first time here...or even your second!
Yea, that's true. I lost my account
aye
@@bigal6442 I hear ya! haha
Lost count
Ur right 4 times in 20 min rn i'm upset!
57 million views in 2024. There is still hope
wait until Gen Z finds out about classical music one day :)
I've heard a lot of Vivaldi's Winter, but Mrs. Cynthia definitely tops the hat. The sparse opening is usually played with too much force, making the violin crunch a lot, but she managed to rope out such power without being too massive on the strings, which is amazing because the clarity and the strength of the music sounds just like the cold itself. It's amazing that she made all the harsh sounds of winter so effortless, while keeping emotions on the warm part of the music. And definitely I bow and commend the final movement where she lets all the emotions out, truly amazing, this is literally (and most probably) the hundred time I repeated this recording already. Thank you VoM for recording this masterpiece!!!
❤
👌✍️✨
Most of them are playing instruments from the 1700s, and one of the cellos is from 1673. Five years before Vivaldi was even born. We are hearing the same sounds here that they heard back then.
:)
Are they also using baroque technique? I've never seen such bow hold
@@stefanstojadinovic7658 They are :)
actually the sound of an instrument changes with time, thats why old instruments are so expensive, because that sound can only come from veeery old instruments. yes im THAT guy and im fun at partys
Wait, how do you know?
They call this classical for a reason! What a magnificent song!!
Disembodied tyrant brought me here 🖤🤘
Dude yes same! As soon as I heard it I was like wait, I know this song somehow lol
Finally! Someone wrote the comment 👌🏻
Me too
Kafka brought me here. She has very good taste in music~
Also, really amazing playing!
Now that we have passed into the new millennium, I can truly say that at 1:08, Vivaldi has created the best bass drop of the previous millennium.
That was such a good bass drop honestly
And I can also say the most Gen Z profile pictures of all time reside here.
The quality of that performance !
All the musicians are playing in perfect harmony. I cried again. Happy tears.
The best part of this was the authentic Baroque instruments, tuning and technique. Without a doubt the best performance of Winter I’ve ever seen
Umm, Ludwig, you're here, this is awkward..
How is it akward
Ludwig and Antonio often have tea together at the cafe at the end of the universe and get along fine.
E se lo dice Beethoven.. ;)
Hey wutsup my grandson
Does anyone else get chills? I love that feeling when you're so inspired and moved by music.
Presente!
Totally. Especially the second movement
This rendition of Winter is something I will never forget. I wish to see it live one day
I have listened to this over and over again.
This feels like some villian plotting his revenge. And then losing and yet trying again until all the sadness and cruelty of the world stops bothering him anymore.
This just resuccerates a dead soul and then kills it again.
My music teacher always said: "you're good if you give the people the feeling that it's easy to play."
Well, she nailed it.
Did she share with you the secret of how to get to Carnegie Hall? Practice Practice Practice.
I guess, you have a very good teacher 🙌🏼
Uber
@@TechnoTunings yeah she teached me a lot
True Art conceals Art. It all seems so easy yet it's brutally difficult. Oh how her violin sings with such joy! She plays like an angel.
wheres the HSR players that knew of this piece before kafka?. Hats off to Hoyoverse for single handedly reviving this masterpiece..
Off course. Not only classical enthusiasts but rockers as this was th basis of the "epic solo". Now it represents mommy Kafka's badassery
I played Vivaldi during a piano recital at 2015, and now I'm pulling for spider mommy
hello (i forgot what it was called and only *remembered* this song after kafka and i was like "ive heard this before WHERE" and i finally found it lmao)
@@gortcapybara6982 the same came to me haha, used to listen when I was small and i felt 'the fuck i heard this before' after watching Kafka Trailer indeed
This is one of my favourite videos on RUclips. I keep coming back to it
I just found this and I haven't stopped watching it. This Violinist is something else. Always loved Vivaldi.. Winter is my favorite.
Why did I stop playing the violin? Such a magical instrument.
man i love the fact i knew this before kafka was a thing .
Same
I'm a very meat and potatoes kind of guy, working class lad from London. I usually don't get this style of music and culture. But after watching this 73 times over the last 4 days, I have been granted access to a place that I thought I was excluded from. I am so moved and stimulated, so shocked that I 'get it'. Thick poignancy is drenched over me.
after we all walk out of 2020-mode, just find a way to listen it in real. Orchestra in a live-mode are much more impressive.
Dude, you should never feel excluded. Classical music is for all humanity. You're welcomed with open arms.
I also like potato’s and meat and popcorn
Well I do felt the same, I found love in Metal music first and get really onto Classical trough Vivaldi and Beethoven masterpiece 😁
@@bag3lmonst3r72 Thanks mate, I've heard this piece many times growing up, but always felt on the other side of the wall in terms of culture and interest, to really 'feel it'. It feels so natural now, to let it wash over me and without confusion and conflict with embarrassment, to allow me to fully drink it in.
I attended a violin concert in Venezia .. honouring Vivaldi.. winter has to be one of the most epic musical pieces ever written
I’m convinced this is the sound of a manic episode and boy does it warm my soul
That convinced me, better to be blind than deaf.
😂😂😂
8:24 That smile between the soloist and the harpsichordist is epic! I’m not sure what it meant between them, but I’d like to believe it meant “We nailed it!!”. Damn right!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Cynthia Freivogel is so fast and accurate. She's one of the best violinists I've ever watched. I've watched this a dozen times and I'm still amazed at her speed and accuracy.
She is really amazing....
Hey there, sorry to interject, i'm a newbie in classical music, and even if this interpretation give me the chills and the tears by his beauty i still prefer Mari Samuelsen's version...i'm i wrong somewhere? I don't understand all the technique behind the violin, it just trigger my soul that's why i love it.
Mari's version is totally great, and in art whether it is music or painting one can go into a room and have a favorite painting or artists. There's a subtle factor here which is the baroque violin is really different from the modern violin, as they are separated by three hundred years of development, so in a way it;s like comparing a piano to an electric piano, they are both cool, but they require different techniques. And each performance reveals something interesting about the music.
One of the differences is the bow. The baroque bow--and the player--shapes each phrase as an arc instead of sustaining the music lines all the way to the end. This creates a harmonic space for the other instruments in the orchestra to interact with the soloist so it is more of a music conversation than prepared remarks. This also allows for improvisation, which you see in baroque music and in Jazz, but not, typically, in a modern performance. So there are differences.
@@VoicesofMusic thank you a lot for all the time you put in this answer and for all the insight, i really appreciate it.
Of course, I mean, we make these videos for you to watch.
The band plays absolutely beautifully, the synchronization is admirable.
:)
im crying how beautiful this piece of art is
We don't have snow in my country, so this is one of the closest things that can describe the season for me.
In my country winter isn't even cold. Actually, it is the hottest season after summer, but this music makes me imagine perfectly something I've never lived
lol same tho always good
In my country winter is rarely cold its normal temperature technically temperature any country gets in summer or spring if we're lucky it rains
@Quetzalcoatl Philippines. We only have two seasons, which is dry and wet.
@@lmahu6627 ye it sucks bro but gotta love the heat that makes your skin viscous all the time. Ah cant complain when your country is located directly at the equator.
Nobody mentioning how this whole group is using traditional baroque techniques which is rarely seen?They are using traditional bows and traditional baroque bow hold used in the time period when most of us use the Franco or Russian bow hold
Thanks for mentioning it!
man fred and if i’m not mistaken, no shoulder rest or chin rest either
Thank you, I was confused why the bow is like a double bass bow
I was just thinking "wth is up with how they're holding those bows!? Where is the chin rest? Where is the shoulder rest?" haha >
Lachlan Walker some professional violinist don’t even use one.I find it more common in old school violinist.
April 2024❤ still amazing 😍😍😍
какое великолепие!
одно удовольствие наблюдать за людьми, горящие своим делом!
а когда это не просто видишь, но еще и слышишь, чувствуешь!!
происходит волшебство…
спасибо вам люди искусства, во мне зарождаются невыразимые словами чувства! восторг!
Yes, I'm here because of Kafka as well.
Me who's here because of a Napoleonic War game that has Zombies: Uhhhhhhh
First day of 2022 with this wonderful art.
Happy New Year!
@@VoicesofMusic Happy New year to you 😁
happy new year
😇
Without doubt one of the finest pieces of music ever written and performed impeccably. It always confounds me how it is possible for a brain, fingers and timing can synchronise so flawlessly to produce such a wonderous sound - incredible!
agree
Da italiano, nato nella terra di Vivaldi, Venezia, una sola parola: grazie! Ogni mia lacrima equivale ad un plauso per voi. Siete stati tutti stupendi e alla violinista principale dico: Vivaldi vi ringrazierebbe di persona.
Bravo! Salutti de Brasil. Conosco Venezia.
I'm so happy many people are finally listening to vivaldi. Please check out his other peices too. The man was able to portray each season accurately through music
Astonishing. Zero mistakes. The woman playing 1st violin is beyond belief -- she appears to be performing the entire suite by memory. Note the flawless ferocity in the allegro non molto & allegro, the phenomenal improvisation in the largo. Just wow.
the lead violinist has phenomenal talent that makes this look easy. her name is Cynthia Miller Freivogel
Never forget. I can listen this milions of Time without getting bored
Aye!
Thank you HSR for making me fall in love with beautiful classical music.
i love classical music and this one is my favorate since I was little. to see that people are enjoying and re-enjoying this masterpiece again all because of a video game brings me so much joy. thank you mihoyo for not letting classical music die.
What game?
@@Toteke honkai star rail
Honkai: Star Rail, check the Kafka trailer
Eine kleine Geschichte, - als Atheist der noch dazu klassische Musik belächelte, besuchte ich mit fast 50 Jahren zum 1.Mal in meinem Leben eine Kirche und war durch Zufall bei einer Vorprobe für ein Klassik Weihnachtskonzert. Ich hörte zum 1. Mal diese bezaubernde Musik, es hat mich gefesselt und emotional sehr berührt. Seitdem bin ich ein Klassikfan, ich höre alles sehr gerne, aber Vivaldi ist mein Favorit. 😊
２回目のコメントです。すみません。
他のチャンネルを聴いていても、必ずこの演奏の動画に戻ってしまいます。
素晴らしい演奏ありがとうございます。
涙が出る程感動しています。
There are dozens, if not hundreds, of Vivaldi performances in the wonderful word of RUclips. However - THIS performance is BY FAR the best in my humble opinion. I listen to this video as well as Summer at least four or five times a day. Such a masterful performance all around. A standing ovation!! Bravo!!! Bravissimoooo! 🙏
Yes you are correct sir.
Imagine being the lutist strumming a couple chords while first chair violin is rewriting the laws of nature
I can imagine!
I believe it’s actually a theorbo and not a lute
@@sivanrottelman7224 No, it's an archlute. And David Tayler's one is a stunningly beautyful instrument, I might add :)
I would take the lute. Looks more badass.
me thinking this said flute and being hella confused
I've always enjoyed the 4 seasons since I first heard it over 70 years ago. This concert is wonderful and reminds me why I enjoy this music so much.
Vivaldi's Four Seasons is always my favourite violin piece
I can't help think it's so cool that these individuals look so "everyday", you could encounter one in the checkout line at the grocery and you would never imagine they are amazing musicians.
Right? But it also pisses me off that people like cardi b or Justin bieber are getting all the fame while these people will never be recognized..
Fantastic performance. Glad Kafka led me here
Surreal experience with ear buds. Feel like I'm living the performance. 🎻
:)
It's the only piece that makes me close my eyes to hear it better...
Hoyoverse will forever have my respect for breathing new life into Classical Music with their character leitmotifs.
What is hoyoverse??
@@gregorteply9034 90% here because of new Kafka trailer
It's about 10% but, *_To infinity and beyond!_*
@@gregorteply9034game company name that made Genshin Impact, Honkai Impact 3rd and Honkai Star Rail
@gregorteply9034 this song is used in the trailer of most anticipated character of honkai star rail game made by hoyoverse,thus all the new comments about her
bro i just came back randomly and suddenly there's star rail fans everywhere lol. I'm thankful anyways
Kafka have very good taste in Music indeed
Thank u Hoyo for introducing me to this good music
I love this piece❤️
I have listened to it about a million times and it never gets old
Thanks Vivaldi
Трагически заканчивать жизнь забытыми, в нищете - это участь многих Великих скульпторов, художников, музыкантов. Из биографии Бальзака, Листа, Ренуара. Однако, уходя, Они оставляют Человечеству огромное богатство - Наследие своего дарования, которое бесценно.
People who manage this channel: "What kafka they are even talking about..."
Anyway, it's so amazing, still the best music in history
People who are dissatisfied with the fact that a masterpiece is used to create masterpieces are fools. The music was written by the creator to be enjoyed, and when a game company uses a masterpiece in its video, it pays homage. And yes, they try to make a masterpiece so that the beautiful music is in a beautiful video! It's art! Thank you Hoevers for the masterpiece and the use of this masterpiece!
honkai's kafka trailer right?
@@shin101 yea
fully agreed! reworking a masterpiece will keep it staying alive longer, then people listening to that version will come and try to find the original version, just like the 'skill issue' memes lately
it was proved in the edm industry for years, and now it's Kafka - Character Trailer. this means classical music is not an exception afterall.
just saying in my view as an overseer of the worldwide dance music industry, it's been almost 10 years for myself
classical music is so touching, pity that people now a days dont appreciate it
I grew up with this from my dad but im here for reassurance that the band/genre deathcore disembodied tyrant-winter was from the roots of this music
Came for Kafka stayed for the music
:)
Same~
An excellent interpretation of the piece of music.
Yup
WE GETTIN ON THE SHIP WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️💯💯💯💯
Kafka brought me here!
The 1st movement is the most metal thing I've ever heard in classical music so far, symphonic yet intense. I love it
Exactly so amazing humans have been going so hard for hundreds of years they just didn’t have the electricity to play guitars with
dance of the knights :))
If you're into that sort of thing, check out:
-Vivaldi's Violin Concerto RV281
-J.S. Bach's Harpischord Concertos BWV 1065 & BWV 1063
-J.C. Bach's Harpsichord Concerto no. 6 W. C73
@@matthewraphael can't thank you enough
O que é viver pela eternidade?
Vivaldi está vivo e estará vivo para sempre. Que legado!
This Interpretation is timeless
The best I’ve ever seen
I’ve heard so many versions this piece and this is probably the best. This lady’s performance is so perfect it’s scary...
She’s an amazing woman
And she does it with such apparent ease
Agreed. Had a review, but you said it. Perfect!
It was originally premiered by women.
She play with the heart
This is the most beautiful performance I've ever seen
So intense
true!!
Imagine mfs back in the 19th century when this banger dropped
probably ready to go to war or something
If you want to hear how impressive this is slow it down to .5 speed and hear how accurate and in tune it is.
0.75*
Is it possible for a human to compose something like this? That was magical, awesome and surreal and great performers, well done
I came back to this beautiful masterpiece after watching Honkai Star Rail’s Kafka trailer. The moment I listened to the bgm I knew it was Vivaldi straight away 😆.
I love classical music in general and Vivaldi is one of my favorite composer’s, I was so happy when they sampled some of his pieces for the trailer (//∇//).
If y’all are wandering the trailer sampled 2 Vivaldi pieces, the beginning of the trailer sample the first part in Vivaldi Winter, meanwhile the ending of the trailer (it started when she showed her ultimate) sample the last part of Vivaldi Summer.
Also I really love the way this video puts captions like it’s telling a story about the music
Lmao Kafka was playing cannon in D at the first intro in playing lol
I am not sure correct me if am wrong
And also Hello fellow star railer lol😅😂
Lol you're right she played this at her ultimate part lol
"Kafka trailer" I didn't watch it yet imma watch it rn
oh my same to me 🤣
@@alawe-memes9022the music sampled at the first part of the trailer is from here 1:00
If you look up Canon in D the tune is actually different and it’s not in Kafka’s trailer.
Even so hoyoverse has actually sampled Canon in D in the actual game cutscene where Kafka first invaded the Space Station (the part when you started the game for the very first time) （＾∇＾）
Hope this information helps (^^)v
The best Winter version I have ever heard
Vivaldi touchera l'âme de n'importe quelle personne qui écoutera ses créations jusqu'à la fin des temps.
Does she go by heart? No notes, no book, eyes closed… breathtaking
Divina! Amazing! 🇧🇷🇧🇷💖💖👏👏👏👏
She does :)
Hoyoverse (and some other studios) uses classical music, opera, and traditional instruments from various countries and put a modern (or futuristic) twist to them for their character trailers (in this case, they used this piece in the Kafka trailer in HSR), cutscenes, battle themes, and boss fights. It makes them more enjoyable for the current generation and people who don't have the taste for these kind of music. It, *kinda* immortalizes these classical masterpieces and various traditional way of making music in a way I guess.
I can't WAIT to hear this in a boss fight :3
How can somebody invent such a beauty like this music, dear master Vivaldi?😀
この曲を数多く今まで聞いてきましたが、こんなに心を打たれた演奏は初めてで、思わず涙が滲みました😢✨
皆さんに大きな拍手を…
👏👏👏❤❤
@@pesiaran 😊✨♥️
Listening to this while experiencing an actual winter in Texas just makes me feel the music even more.
omg yesssssssssssssss
+ 10091827 same
It’s barely below freezing. Where I live it has been 40 below for three weeks.
Be a proud texan
My mans Vivaldi got a nice album. ICE COLD. 🥶
LMAOOO
Reflecting on my childhood, I recall my dad's fondness for classical music, which I couldn't appreciate back then-it just didn't resonate with my definition of 'cool.' years later, my tastes have matured, and after 304 years I can truly say this music is timeless and exhilarating!
I never had a period where I didn't find classical music to be 'uncool', but music like this survives bc its truly timeless and elicits emotions from all of us, doesn't it?
WAW, perfect execution, the best version EVER! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤