Antonio Vivaldi, a renowned Italian Baroque composer and Violin virtuoso, is a lasting figure in the world of classical music.

Among his masterpieces, The Four Seasons stands out, comprising four violin concertos vividly depicting the changing seasons, accompanied by sonnets possibly written by Vivaldi himself.

Despite experiencing a decline in his reputation during the 18th century, a revival of interest in his work occurred in the 20th century, solidifying his status as a significant Baroque composer. Vivaldi's compositions remain widely celebrated, with his ability to capture the beauty of nature and human emotion continuing to inspire musicians and music lovers globally, ensuring his legacy endures.