15.2.2024 | Culture
Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” bought to life
Text Mark Taylor
Photo Kristina Maksimkova

The sublime beauty of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons can be enjoyed at concerts in Pärnu and Tartu this month. The concerts, which will capture the vibrancy of spring, the warmth of summer, the richness of autumn, and the tranquility of winter, will be performed by musicians from the widely regarded Universe Orchestra.
Renowned for its captivating portrayal of nature’s wonders, Vivaldi’s Four Seasons immerses you in enchanting melodies that evoke the rush of rivers, the melodies of birds, the crackle of thunder, the whisper of leaves, and the swirling dance of snowflakes. Transcending mere notes, the piece is a journey through the year and its changing seasons.
On February 15 in Pärnu and on February 28 in Tartu, you will be able to bask in the splendour of Vivaldi’s timeless masterpiece, performed by musicians from the internationally regarded and versatile Universe Orchestra.
Tickets for both concerts are still available at Piletilevi.
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