Antonio Vivaldi’s the Four Seasons is the most popular piece of classical music of all time. There have been over 1000 different recordings , selling tens of millions of copies. It’s become so ubiquitous – in lifts, as phone ring tones or on call-centre answering machines – that it has been denounced as Muzak for the middle classes. Rick Wakeman – platinum-selling prog rock keyboardist and television Grumpy Old Man – thinks the critics are wrong. He believes that the Four Seasons was so far ahead of its time that it was actually the first ever concept album – and that Vivaldi was the world’s first rock superstar. But how could a sickly 18th century priest create the prototype for Rick’s very modern genre? And why did Vivaldi and the Four Seasons disappear into obscurity for more than 200 years after his death ? Rick turns detective to solve the mystery: his journey takes him to Venice – in the 18th century the most debauched city on the planet – where he encounters some of those who have devoted their lives to studying and worshipping Vivaldi … and uncovers the whiff of a very modern rock star sex scandal which may have contributed to Vivaldi’s downfall. Rick talks to Scottish virtuoso Nicola Benedetti and genre-hopping British composer Max Richter. In Venice he tracks down a Vivaldi super fan who relocated from France to pay homage every day; he meets Vivaldi scholar Susan Orlando and author Dr Virgilio Boccardi who writes about The Red Priest. And he learns about the composer's involvement with Pieta, an institute for abandoned children to whom he taught music, from former Wimbledon photographer turned Venetian Micky White. But the investigation also leads Rick to unexpected places and people. He meets fellow prog rocker Mike Rutherford from Genesis and debates whose band Vivaldi would join; and he encounters the Croatian arranger and keyboard player whose multi-national assembly of musicians is turning the Four Seasons into heavy metal. Along the way Rick also discovers the only existing original score for the Four Seasons - in just about the last place anyone would have thought to find it ….

影片的编剧弗里德曼花了20多年时间研究维瓦尔第其人，这位身后渐渐被人忘却的音乐怪才最著名的作品是小提琴协奏曲《四季》（The Four Seasons）。这部影片将讲述年轻时身为神父的维瓦尔第担任一家女子音乐学校教师的故事，这家学校的学生都是当时威尼斯妓女的私生女。维瓦尔第与女孩们建立了良好的师生关系，最终依靠她们的帮助得以在教皇面前举办自己的音乐会。

本片是一部关于音乐家安东尼奥·维瓦尔第早期生活的传记片。主要讲述了年轻时身为神父的维瓦尔第，去一所专门收留妓女私生女的学校担任音乐老师的故事。

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Meltwater flowing down the mountainside becomes a wild, churning river. Silhouettes battle desperately against the rushing water so as not to be swallowed up. Vast cloudscapes glide at speed over the Armenian highlands. In this, his last collaboration with cameraman Mikhail Vartanov, Artavazd Pelechian captures a reclusive peasant community in its unceasing battle with the elements. In spring, they migrate into the mountains with their herds. When summer ends they harvest the hay—creating a dusty avalanche of bales. In winter, it is the shepherds themselves, hanging on to their sheep, who roll down the mountains in the snow. Accompanied by Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, these highland dwellers perform feats of pure survival. This is humanity, trapped in a brutal but stunningly beautiful existence. To the melodic rhythms of camerawork, montage, and a lyrical score, Pelechian and Vartanov elevate it into a full-blown symphony—a symphony of being.

A Japanese-produced animated film using Antonio Vivaldi's Four Seasons as its soundtrack. The four seasons all have separate animation directors. Its production was partly crowdfunded. The film premiered in Kitakyushu in 2017 along with a live performance of the Four Seasons and this performance was recorded and distributed to supporters of the project.

《四季全集》原名 The Four Seasons，是日本琦玉县的宣传动画，分为四个以不同季节为主题的篇章，通过风格各异的小故事来展现琦玉县的风景。具体篇章分别为：春之篇《樱花的回忆》、夏之篇《埼玉高中广播部～夏季的埼玉观光介绍～》、秋之篇《勇者彼岸与公主的冒险》、冬之篇《腊梅之花》。

16mm胶片作品，时长15分钟。 受安腾广重的木雕作品启发的短片，布拉哈格的刮划胶片感光层作品在Solomon设计的灯光下被打亮并增加了一种独特的质感。 两位大师的合作呈现出了一部唤醒野性的自然之力的抽象演绎作品。布拉哈格刮划的胶片盘被Solomon的灯光以及上色转变成了一场色彩的洪流。 本片同时也是布拉哈格巨大作品集“…”系列的一个子作品。