I have the vinyl and it's very nice, but I'm sure there are high def remasters by now since it is a classic by most standards. I've read that violinist Alan Loveday ripped through it in 40 uninterrupted minutes after the band came back from various "watering holes", as they hadn't been able to get through it that morning so took a break. Try the 1969 Decca release by Academy of St Martin-in-the Fields, Neville Marriner conducting. Something about the sound that really works for this piece, and Vivaldi in general.
You may want to check out one of the better recordings with period instruments too for a much different take. One of the first CDs that made it to market, and one of the first in my collection, but still shames most made today. Yeah, I have quite a few on CD and LP, but that's always been my favorite. I have over 200 recordings of the Four Seasons and there are a lot of great ones. Not sure if this is the best, but I think I got the recommendation here several years ago. Freivogel & Voices of Music RV 297 4K Fundraiser Voices of Music 376K subscribers Subscribe 530K 43M views 6 years ago ST. I have Seiji Ozawa - Boston Symphony Orchestra w/Joseph Silverstein on violin. 180g Audiophile Direct to Disc LP A dynamic performance, pure analog delight Vivaldis best know work, The Four Seasons is given new life in this. Vivaldi Four Seasons: Winter (LInverno), original version. Offer, Vivaldi: The Four Seasons & Saint-Georges: Violin Concertos Op.5 & 8 Renaud Capuçon (violin), Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne While avoiding the more gimmicky extremes in The Four Seasons, there is no lack of character as soloist or conductor from Renaud Capuçon.These galant style pieces by Chevalier de Saint-Georges.
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