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With more than 1,000 recordings in existence, few classical works have been recorded as often as Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. Yet 50 years ago, hardly anyone had heard of the piece. It was a recording of this music that led to the revival of interest in baroque music after World War II, and today new recordings appear regularly. A mark of its popularity is that, in addition to the violin version, the current catalog lists arrangements for flute, recorder, trombone, brass quintet, guitar trio, electronic synthesizer, and koto ensemble.
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