Vivaldi: Four Seasons
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Vivaldi: Four Seasons专辑介绍
Review by James Leonard
Of the 29 million recordings of Vivaldi's perennial masterpiece the Four Seasons, this astoundingly beautiful, astonishingly virtuosic recording by Gottfried von der Goltz and the Freiburger Barockorchester with Andrew Lawrence-King directing the Harp Consort on Deutsche Harmonia Mundi runs a little bit back from the head of the pack. Because, with 29 million recordings, it's hard to take the lead. So while von der Goltz plays with a piquant tone and a pungent technique, plus enough panache to put across even the most hoary old phrases; and the Barockorchester plays with superb poise and supreme skill, plus enough tone color to shade every subtlety of the Four Seasons; and Deutsche Harmonia Mundi's sound has enough polish and punch, plus enough presence, to make the hair on the back of your neck stand on end, there are still a good two-dozen recordings as fine as this one. What does set this recording apart from all the other recordings of the Four Seasons, however, is the plethora of fillers: a pleasurable "Il Piacere," a tempestuous "La tempesta di mare," and a picturesque "Sonnetti Dimostrativi" for the fourth season. Because while there may be 29 million recordings of the Four Seasons, there are few that offer filler, and fewer still that offer filler so fitting. On balance, if you can only hear one copy of the Four Seasons and you want to get as much music as possible on the disc, this is the disc to get.
Of the 29 million recordings of Vivaldi's perennial masterpiece the Four Seasons, this astoundingly beautiful, astonishingly virtuosic recording by Gottfried von der Goltz and the Freiburger Barockorchester with Andrew Lawrence-King directing the Harp Consort on Deutsche Harmonia Mundi runs a little bit back from the head of the pack. Because, with 29 million recordings, it's hard to take the lead. So while von der Goltz plays with a piquant tone and a pungent technique, plus enough panache to put across even the most hoary old phrases; and the Barockorchester plays with superb poise and supreme skill, plus enough tone color to shade every subtlety of the Four Seasons; and Deutsche Harmonia Mundi's sound has enough polish and punch, plus enough presence, to make the hair on the back of your neck stand on end, there are still a good two-dozen recordings as fine as this one. What does set this recording apart from all the other recordings of the Four Seasons, however, is the plethora of fillers: a pleasurable "Il Piacere," a tempestuous "La tempesta di mare," and a picturesque "Sonnetti Dimostrativi" for the fourth season. Because while there may be 29 million recordings of the Four Seasons, there are few that offer filler, and fewer still that offer filler so fitting. On balance, if you can only hear one copy of the Four Seasons and you want to get as much music as possible on the disc, this is the disc to get.
Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Il quattro stagione), concertos (4) for violin, strings & continuo ("Il cimento" Nos. 1-4) , Op. 8/1 - 4 - Spring: Allegro
Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Il quattro stagione), concertos (4) for violin, strings & continuo ("Il cimento" Nos. 1-4) , Op. 8/1 - 4 - Spring: Largo e pianissimo sempre
Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Il quattro stagione), concertos (4) for violin, strings & continuo ("Il cimento" Nos. 1-4) , Op. 8/1 - 4 - Spring: Allegro
Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Il quattro stagione), concertos (4) for violin, strings & continuo ("Il cimento" Nos. 1-4) , Op. 8/1 - 4 - Summer: Allegro non molto
Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Il quattro stagione), concertos (4) for violin, strings & continuo ("Il cimento" Nos. 1-4) , Op. 8/1 - 4 - Summer: Adagio
Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Il quattro stagione), concertos (4) for violin, strings & continuo ("Il cimento" Nos. 1-4) , Op. 8/1 - 4 - Summer: Presto
Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Il quattro stagione), concertos (4) for violin, strings & continuo ("Il cimento" Nos. 1-4) , Op. 8/1 - 4 - Autumn: 1st Movement
Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Il quattro stagione), concertos (4) for violin, strings & continuo ("Il cimento" Nos. 1-4) , Op. 8/1 - 4 - Autumn: 2nd Movement
Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Il quattro stagione), concertos (4) for violin, strings & continuo ("Il cimento" Nos. 1-4) , Op. 8/1 - 4 - Autumn: 3rd Movement
Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Il quattro stagione), concertos (4) for violin, strings & continuo ("Il cimento" Nos. 1-4) , Op. 8/1 - 4 - Winter: Allegro non molto
Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Il quattro stagione), concertos (4) for violin, strings & continuo ("Il cimento" Nos. 1-4) , Op. 8/1 - 4 - Winter: Largo
Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Il quattro stagione), concertos (4) for violin, strings & continuo ("Il cimento" Nos. 1-4) , Op. 8/1 - 4 - Winter: Allegro
Antonio Vivaldi: Violin Concerto, for violin, strings & continuo in C major ("Il piacere"; "Il Cimento" No. 6), Op. 8/6, RV 180 - Allegro
Antonio Vivaldi: Violin Concerto, for violin, strings & continuo in C major ("Il piacere"; "Il Cimento" No. 6), Op. 8/6, RV 180 - Largo e cantabile
Antonio Vivaldi: Violin Concerto, for violin, strings & continuo in C major ("Il piacere"; "Il Cimento" No. 6), Op. 8/6, RV 180 - Allegro
Antonio Vivaldi: Violin Concerto, for violin, strings & continuo in E flat major ("La tempesta di mare"; "Il cimento" No. 5), Op.8/5, RV 253 - I. Presto
Antonio Vivaldi: Violin Concerto, for violin, strings & continuo in E flat major ("La tempesta di mare"; "Il cimento" No. 5), Op.8/5, RV 253 - II. Largo
Antonio Vivaldi: Violin Concerto, for violin, strings & continuo in E flat major ("La tempesta di mare"; "Il cimento" No. 5), Op.8/5, RV 253 - III. Presto
Antonio Vivaldi: Descriptive Sonnet to the concerto entitled "Spring" ("La primavera"), Op. 8/1, RV 269
Antonio Vivaldi: Descriptive Sonnet to the concerto entitled "Summer" ("L'estate"), Op. 8/2, RV 315
Antonio Vivaldi: Descriptive Sonnet to the concerto entitled "Autumn" ("l'autunno"), Op. 8/3, RV 293
Antonio Vivaldi: Descriptive Sonnet to the concerto entitled "The Winter" ("L'inverno"), Op. 8/4, RV 297