The result became a success that has remained valid through soundtracks such as that of the television series “The Bridgertons” and “The Crown”. The choice of this iconic group of four concerts composed by Vivaldi around 1721 was, as the press release recalls, because Richter had lost its impact due to excessive exposure. It will be on June 10 when the new album will be released, heir to the original “Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi - The Four Seasons”, although from this Friday it is possible to enjoy the preview “Spring 1". This is the most classic-looking DG release in many a year, which should immediately raise suspicions. Richter has also revisited electronics, opting here for Moog synthesizers from the 70s, “the equivalent of the Stradivarius”, according to him.Īlong with the German, the American violinist of Basque and Mexican origin appears on this album Elena Urioste and La Chineke! Orchestra, a European ensemble that boasts a great ethnic diversity among its members. This is, reports Deutsche Grammophon, responsible for this release, of a new recording made with period instruments, using gut strings to create a “starker, more punk rock sound”. Revisiting how this album was created and discussing its legacy, Classic Album Sundays’ founder and BBC broadcaster Colleen ‘Cosmo’ Murphy speaks with composer Max Richter and conductor of the album André de Ridder about this landmark LP so that fans can enjoy the album with new meaning.įollowing the discussion, there will be an uninterrupted vinyl playback of the album on the Classic Album Sundays’ and Audio Note UK audiophile hi-fi allowing listeners to experience the album in a way they never have before.Madrid, 25 Mar The famous German composer and pianist Max Richter returns with “The New Four Seasons: Vivaldi Recomposed” to “The Four Seasons” by Antonio Vivaldi after the album he released in 2012, which became a worldwide success.
In 2012, Max Richter released a record which brought contemporary classical and electronic hybrid genres into the mainstream: Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi – The Four Seasons.
Classic Album Sundays presents an evening with composer Max Richter and conductor André de Ridder to discuss Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi, The Four Seasons as part of Spitalfields Music Winter Festival.
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