“The Four Seasons” between past, present and future

A project that unites the past and the present and introduces the future: The Four Seasons by Vivaldi, The Four Seasons recomposed by Richter and the dance of James Wilton Dance restore the energy of the authors of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries with instruments originals and baroque practices.

Luca Mosca analyses and comments the “Quattro Stagioni” by Vivaldi, and in the afternoon you will be free to listen to part of the rehearsal at the Palazzo dei Congressi.
Luca Mosca earned his diploma in piano and harpsichord, and composition. He is known as a pianist and harpsichord player, and his concert programs often include contemporary music, items by historical 20th century composers, and his own pieces. As a musicologist he runs a program called ‘Music Lessons’ on Italian Rai-RadioTre. He lives and works in Venice, teaching at the Conservatorio B. Marcello.