Vivaldi: The Man Who Painted Spring with a Violin
About this episode
Miss Delana explores the life and music of Antonio Vivaldi, focusing on his famous work 'The Four Seasons: Spring'.
Send us an email: Delana@greenhousemusicak.com 🎻 He was a red-haired priest who kept sneaking out of church to write music. He taught orphan girls who became the most famous musicians in Europe. He wrote 500 concertos — and then the whole world forgot him for 200 years. His name was Antonio Vivaldi. And today, Miss Delana is taking you inside one of the most famous pieces of music ever written — The Four Seasons: Spring — to discover how a violin can literally paint a thunderstorm, a meadow f...
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