Vivaldi - Winter I video free download

Louise Watson

This does not go very loud, can barely hear it...

dcw414s

This is the theme song for Netflix's new series: Chef's Table.

phy nallgud

whoa!! tears in my eyes everytime I listen to this great piece!! the soloist is surely an alien... it's almost humanly impossible to play so well!!

Inês Faria

Amazing. Best interpretation I've ever listened to. The double strings part is perfect! Goosebumps all over. Fantastic!

Manuel V. Battan

Headbang.

CARLOS MOLNAR

The soloist is Gil Shaham

Jenni Tong

LOOOL awesome! that part at 1:10 is also in FT Island's Missing You!! :D (mainly why i came here LOL)

malakian

winter it's just the best...doesn'tt matter what second orminute it is.... it is just hte best

Raining Tapes

Definitely the best of the four seasons. I find this mostly because it is the only one that sounds different. The other three sound too much alike for me.

Monica Botofei

@namytrebil you're right

Christel Baeckeland

great ! so beautiful...

Alina Meise

1:22 - 1:25 mhmmmm..... great all - music and pictures as whole

ScienceLabrador

This piece literally moves me to tears.

Bismarck

Gotta say, this song kicked my ass. Especially this version here.. ..Gil Shaham was it?

Jeremy Hess

@FinaleFantasy It's Gil Shaham when he was younger.

Nan Meng

a piece from heaven

Cheva Silvermask

Great Music Video .... I love Winter

Michelle Watts

@AsSomedayItMayHappen we shall have to agree to disagree then. To me it speaks of danger, foreboding. Then the key becomes more major and resolves. I understand why you would think it was about dying.

AsSomedayItMayHappen

@South4TheSummer I don't see how death isn't separate from any of those things you said. I don't want to have a philisophical debate about whether death can be beautiful, but when I listen to this there are parts that speak 'death' to me; and what season is more representative of death than winter?

Michelle Watts

@AsSomedayItMayHappen I don't know..... It has an unsettling feeling, but it is also so wild and chaotic. I feel that it is almost joyous in its outburst. I don't believe Vivaldi meant it to be about death or horror. Perhaps the sheer force of nature contained by a blizzard? Mother nature's power and beauty?