This 1993 MFF Records release of Vivaldi's "Les quatre saisons" offers a classical interpretation of the iconic Baroque concerto cycle.
- "Les quatre saisons" was composed around 1718–1720, serving as a programmatic work illustrating a series of events in each season.
- The 1993 MFF Records release features a 20th-century interpretation of Vivaldi's 18th-century masterpiece.
- This recording was released on July 15, 1993, on the MFF Records label.
Antonio Vivaldi was an Italian Baroque composer, Catholic priest and violinist, best known for composing numerous concertos, the Violin Concerto in F major, Op. 8, RV 297, "Winter" from The Four Seasons. This 1993 MFF Records release captures a moment in the Baroque era, a period of vibrant musical innovation.
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