4 for Violin and Strings in F Minor, “Winter”, RV 297 (Arranged for Percussion): III. The Four Seasons (Le Quattro Stagioni), Op.4 for Violin and Strings in F Minor, “Winter”, RV 297 (Arranged for Percussion): II. 4 for Violin and Strings in F Minor, “Winter”, RV 297 (Arranged for Percussion): I. 3 for Violin and Strings in F Major, “Autumn”, RV 293 (Arranged for Percussion): III. 3 for Violin and Strings in F Major, “Autumn”, RV 293 (Arranged for Percussion): II. 3 for Violin and Strings in F Major, “Autumn”, RV 293 (Arranged for Percussion): I. 2 for Violin and Strings in G Minor, “Summer”, RV 315 (Arranged for Percussion): III. 2 for Violin and Strings in G Minor, “Summer”, RV 315 (Arranged for Percussion): II. 2 for Violin and Strings in G Minor, “Summer”, RV 315 (Arranged for Percussion): I.
1 for Violin and Strings in E Major, “Spring”, RV 269 (Arranged for Percussion): III. 1 for Violin and Strings in E Major, “Spring”, RV 269 (Arranged for Percussion): II.
1 for Violin and Strings in E Major, “Spring”, RV 269 (Arranged for Percussion): I. Vivaldi published the concerti with sonnets describing each season. It was a revolution in baroque music: Vivaldi depicted the sounds of flowing creeks, singing birds, a shepherd and his barking dog, buzzing flies, storms, drunken dancers, hunting, landscapes, and sounds of fireplace. Italian composer Antonio Vivaldi composed the best-known of his works, “The Four Seasons”, around 1718−1720.
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