The Seasons

Packed full of memorable tunes, Vivaldi’s Four Seasons is the most-recorded piece of classical music for good reason.

Vivaldi manages to paint an incredibly vivid picture of each of the seasons, evoking buzzing flies, birdsong, a barking dog, dripping rain, a terrifying storm and even a few drunkards…

The music is dazzling, particularly the solo violin part (Eleanor Corr), an incredible showcase for the instrument and musician, with the energy barely flagging for the duration of the piece.

For this very special performance the music will be further brought to life with specially designed dramatic lighting. We’re also seating the audience up close to the action, placed in a circle around the musicians, with the performance playing out in the soaring cathedral-like space of Stone Nest

The Seasons follows in the footsteps of our sold out performance of ‘Sunrise’ – early booking is advised.

What’s your favourite moment of The Four Seasons? We asked our musicians:

Supported by Peter Nullis, Sponsor of the Orpheus Principals` Concertos